Reborn as a Spendthrift Tycoon

Look, this is something I saw in another book review section by a wealthy reader! It's quite fair. 1. It's okay to splurge, but don't start with hundreds of billions! It might be exciting in the early stages, but it will become very boring and uninteresting later on!

Look at the synopsis, then the latest update date of August 29th, and then the word count of 160,000. Author, aren't you ashamed?

Actually, Yang Weiwei is alright. Children from poor families have their own kind of perseverance. It's just that the author's writing skills weren't good enough to express it in a way that you could accept or even like. Cheng Feifei is the same. Big families have their own grudges, and strong women have their own ambitions. In order to protect herself or her family, she is willing to give herself to a man she has only met a few times in order to seek help, even if the man is heartless.

Dude, how's your perseverance in finishing the book going? 😅😅

Why ban everything? Why not ban so many historically inaccurate anti-Japanese war dramas?

Author, your book doesn't have the common flaws of other super-rich novels; it's not about mindlessly throwing money around and collecting women. I have high hopes for your book. As long as you write well, it will definitely become a hit. But first, you need to update more frequently! 🙂 Also, I'll be giving you eleven recommendation votes every day! Keep it up!

This character, Vivi, is absolutely a major flaw, a truly toxic one. The beginning is fine, it's a satisfying read, but seeing Vivi instantly makes me want to abandon the book.

I felt no connection to the story and inexplicably gave up after reading a few chapters.

If the chapters are disjointed, no matter how well you write, it won't pique my interest in reading.

It's definitely finished, but it's really short.