Take a look at my new novel, The Most Broke Tycoon in History:
In his classmates' eyes, Zhai Cong is a total pauper. When he pays for a meal, he pulls out his money one yuan at a time. Even when paying class fees, he hands over a pile of one-yuan bills and coins. He's utterly destitute.
And this pauper has far too much pride and is always thinking of others.
Financial aid? No, give it to a classmate who needs it more.
A donation for me? No, no. How much do you need? I can donate it all.
With no other option, everyone asks student council president Mu Yiming to help talk some sense into the poor kid.
Mu Yiming holds out the donation from his classmates. “You're already this poor. Stop making things hard for yourself.”
Zhai Cong: “You might not believe me, but I really am rich. Like, tens of billions rich.”
Top: “...Do you have some kind of misunderstanding about what ‘rich’ means?”
Bottom: “...”
I feel so miserable, but I can't say why.
The bottom is a little God of Wealth, and he really is rich. If everyone in the country gave him one yuan, he would have it all. The thing is, that money really does come one yuan at a time...
Soft, sweet, adorable God of Wealth bottom and clever, perceptive, scheming top.
This is really a story about a tadpole looking for his dad and falling in love along the way. The little God of Wealth works hard every day to find the great God of Wealth.
Until he was seventeen, Chu Han listened to his parents and teachers, respected his elders, studied hard, never skipped class or got into fights, and never messed around with girls or boys. He was a breath of fresh air among Beicheng's second-generation rich kids.
Before he turned twenty-five, Bai Shiyuan had built a successful career. He was handsome, wealthy, and a graduate of a prestigious overseas university. He spent his days mingling with financial tycoons. The rumored Young Master Bai was involved with both women and men, and always had admirers around him. Even so, he was still the number one most eligible bachelor in Beicheng.
From the wealthy elite to ordinary people, everyone always thought these two had absolutely nothing to do with each other.
Until one day, Chu Han ends up at the police station. Bai Shiyuan pushes open the door to the holding cell and smiles at Chu Han in front of everyone. “You little rascal, let's go home.”
Scheming, genuinely domineering CEO and refined scoundrel top x ambitious, sunny, occasionally chuunibyo teenage bottom.
This ordinary, bleak life is different because of you.
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Please be civil while reading. No fighting or flaming, okay? The author's imagination is limited and the logic is a mess, so please don't make personal attacks.
Theme:
Is That What You've Heard About Me?
My Online Love Forgot Who I Am
The Villain Is a Cute Little Thing (Transmigrate Into a Book)
Poverty Makes You Better
I Transmigrated into a Book with My Secret Crush
Study or Die
Saving the Cannon-Fodder Male Lead in a Clichéd Romance
A Guide to Becoming a Nitpicker
The Poorest Tycoon in History
Reborn with a Diary
I Almost Believed It
The one who feels the most distressed is probably Hanhan's biological father. Finally, his father-in-law agreed. His child was born, but he died.
Oh my God!!! It makes me want to hit someone. This Chu family is so evil! It's really not like a family doesn't want to enter the same house! Chen Yuan deserves it, and the Chu family should have their family ruined and regret that they were born in this world in the first place. It can make a person angry to death. Fortunately, it has a happy ending, otherwise I would have been afraid that I would be so angry that I would die in my dream without knowing why. (It's a bit exaggerated, just to express my anger towards the Chu family).
Chen Yuan should be tortured more harshly
I finished reading it in one go. I feel sorry for Hanhan.
To put it simply, the feeling in this article is like this: soft-hearted, small-minded, and indecisive. It can be said that I can't hold on to the wall. But what about feelings in copywriting? Sunshine, integrity. What is the setting of Shou in the text? The second generation ancestor is very sunny and upright, at least he is not the pitiful image in the text. He has been treated so miserably by the Chu family for more than ten years, and in the end he was tricked by them. This child is no longer hopeless. I originally thought that the article I saw should be about two people growing up with each other, but I ended up seeing targeted poverty alleviation. I wanted to give up the story halfway through, but I really wanted to see how it ended. All I can say is, isn't it sweet to not see the protagonist grow up? The protagonist is so miserable that he jumps into the fire pit again and again. I have no ill intentions towards the author, I just want to say... There is a big difference between acceptance and copywriting. I am sunny and cheerful. I am not easy to cheat or weak. Thank you.
This is so bloody... I actually finished reading it... I'm going to die... I need to read some sweet stories to take my time. I'm getting older and can't stand these stimulations (;￣ェ￣)
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Super pretty(??ω??)??
What, what, this is the end???? A bit rushed
Spreading flowers ended unexpectedly