I, Lu Ming, a real estate industry wage slave, transmigrated into a female-oriented tragic romance about chasing a husband to the crematorium.
The System I'm bound to is called Zhaodi. It can't do anything except cheer me on.
From the start, I get the full package: false accusations, beatings, kidnapping, and a forced kidney transplant.
The white moonlight, toxic best friend, snobbish family, and mentally impaired female lead take turns showing up to shower me with their kindness.
Surrounded by a bunch of abnormal people,
I do only three things: make money, make money, and make more money.
I play the victim, act like a schemer, and fleece my rich wife for all she's worth, then make a clean getaway by taking advantage of a scandal in the wealthy family.
Little by little, these characters on paper start going crazy.
The female CEO quietly supports me, while the white moonlight turns to business warfare.
Are they trying to force me to become a business mogul?
The overall plot is compact and the characters are well described. The logic of the real estate business war is interesting. There are just some logical flaws, such as unqualified cement and steel bar markings, and the built parts should be demolished instead of continued construction.
It's okay. The male protagonist is quite sober. He doesn't have a light-hearted character, but is a bit sinister.
The book is worth pursuing. The male protagonist is not stupid, has strong logical thinking and has methods. The pace is also good. So far, Ruan Chuanchuan's book is considered to be the best. The article on real estate business is pretty good. It seems that the author has experience in this field. I look forward to updating it every day.
The male protagonist is a bit bitchy, the plot is good, and it is worth recommending
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This is well written. I like to watch this kind of time travel short dramas recently. They are all above average.
It's quite good. The male protagonist is obsessed with making money and is waiting for a divorce to pursue a career. There's nothing bloody about it. It's not bad, but there is something wrong with the title of the book. When I came in, I thought it was a slap in the face, but in fact it is more like a business war article, and the author was not unjustly scolded. Ha ha
The writing is very ugly
There's nothing bloody or poisonous, so it's pretty good. The business war part is good, and it's quite logical among online articles. But those who want to read mindless and cool articles will definitely not be able to read it.