The Black Card

I refreshed the page every day, only to find the red dot would never appear again. I'm a little sad that the story is finished. I hope the author can reply to me. Without the black card, it feels like something's missing. I've been subscribing and commenting all this time, and my feelings for the author have deepened, but no author has ever replied. Brother, I want you to know how much I've always supported you. I don't know if you've read my book review. Goodnight.

My name is Yao Jiaping, and I was born into a merchant family. Being the second child, I prefer to be called Yao Er (Second Yao). I'm a rebellious person because I don't like doing business. I've always ignored the advice of my parents and brothers. Perhaps it's an innate personality trait, but I'm not bad at anything.

I finished reading it, and it was truly excellent. The ending was perfect, but the last few chapters felt like an epilogue. I guess the author was too busy to write more; the content from those last few chapters could have filled dozens of chapters. But it's alright, a perfect ending.

You always treat others to this and that because you have money. If one day you stop treating them, they'll think you're stingy. What should have been a simple friendship becomes complicated by money. (That's definitely how it is in reality.)

The former king of urban fiction is getting criticized so badly? It seems Qidian is really declining. You guys should probably go read some wish-fulfillment novels, like mindless monster-slaying and leveling up.

What kind of book is this? It's so depressing and cruel to the protagonist! I've read over ten chapters, and the setting is just too cruel! Not only does completing the weekly tasks not reward him, but the next week's tasks are doubled in difficulty. How can the protagonist possibly survive for more than a few weeks?! It feels like a huge sword is hanging over the protagonist's head, and he has absolutely no way to protect himself!

These three roommates are disgusting. Is your friend's money your money? They're always complaining, aren't they shameless? So annoying!

I read this book years ago and wanted to reread it, but the comments were full of negative reviews. I just want to say the book still suits my taste. New readers should check out the free chapters. The people in the comments are too subjective; they call it garbage the moment it doesn't fit their expectations.

Oh, I've read over 100 chapters. The system-based novel is indeed quite enjoyable, but it has too many flaws. It's the same old formula: after a triumphant turnaround, you meet your childhood sweetheart, become lustful, and even risk your life to save your friend's mother. Isn't that just being a saint? Please, she's not even your girlfriend yet... I'm dropping this book.

I'm really curious: one day, the protagonist uses a black card to reach the pinnacle of life, and then the black card disappears...