I Really Am a Rich Man

I finished reading it, and now I can't sleep. This is what I felt compelled to write. When did I start reading novels? I think it was in the first year of junior high school. We had just gotten cell phones then, not smartphones, and we couldn't even use 6MB of data a month. I'd use the computer to browse the internet, and then use my phone under the covers at night.

I saw this book on a limited-time free offer, and after only reading a few pages, the style suits me perfectly, and the writing is fluent! A book like this shouldn't go unnoticed. I'm subscribing to the whole thing, then I'll give you 5 monthly tickets (which I'll distribute over 3 days), and 13 recommendation tickets—that's all I have. Life's tough, so I can't give any more rewards! Please feature this post!

The truth is, why do so many divorced people go after their ex-wives or ex-husbands demanding money? The best solution in this situation is simply to call the police and accuse them of extortion. Since you're divorced, legally you have no connection. If you call the police and hire a lawyer, they'll almost certainly be arrested.

He woke up to find he had 10 billion yuan in savings and 100 courtyard houses in Beijing. How do I become a rich person? Urgent! Waiting for answers online...

I personally think it's pretty well written. Although the protagonist is pretentious, it's not unreasonable; most people with a bit of self-respect are a little pretentious. The biggest bug is the time-space overlap. According to the words of the woman who suddenly appears, the protagonist should have his own career. However, in the protagonist's main storyline, he is just an employee.

I knew this was my type even before I finished reading seven chapters.

It's really engaging and immersive! Keep it up! ^0^~ I'd also like to help promote the author!

1. The protagonist is too decadent, soulless, just a walking corpse; the whole article is lifeless. 2. There is no clear main plot, and the method of acquiring property is unclear. 3. The relationships between the characters are monotonous and dull, and all the characters have a decadent personality, lacking any positive or uplifting spirit.

Why keep writing about Tang Duoduo? Is she supposed to be a rescuer of fallen women, or a female protagonist? Everyone has their own way of living. What does it matter to the protagonist if she's just trying to sell herself? Tang Duoduo has nothing to do with him. If she wants to be a saint, he can just give her a few million.

I won't comment on whether this book is good or bad. Personally, I would absolutely not subscribe to it. Don't rush to criticize. First, the book's synopsis describes it as leisurely and carefree, but the content doesn't reflect that. Second, I won't discuss whether it should be a harem story, but you and that Yong Jie—if I remember correctly—you didn't provide any background or context, leaving…