With My Landlord Dad at My Side, the World Is Mine

The author's protagonist met a girl when he was 15 years old while taking photos (1. Wow, he's good at photography despite being uneducated). Then he started dating a freshman girl (2. So amazing, his charm was maxed out, and he was only 15 years old). Then his girlfriend stayed with him for three years without complaint, until he was so poor that she had to pay his rent. (3. That's amazing.

After reading a dozen or so chapters, the more I read, the more I felt the protagonist was a jerk. He said he had a girlfriend of three or five years, and that he was so poor he couldn't even afford to eat, and that the rent was paid by the woman. He just drifted along aimlessly, with no ambition or future.

The protagonist is such a suck-up to government officials. He's just a mayor, and he's already groveling before him, explaining that he can open his company in whichever city he wants, and it's none of his business. It's disgusting. Doesn't he realize he has hundreds of billions of euros in cash? Is it really necessary for him to be so obsequious to a mayor?

Seriously, this is awful. The protagonist is a transmigrator, and in this new life, his mind is like a child's. He says going to school is useless, argues with his father, and even makes porn while claiming he did nothing wrong. The system is completely useless; the protagonist is just a complete idiot in this new life. I've read six or seven chapters so far—the protagonist is useless, the system is pointless, and I don't want to read any further.

The CFO's annual salary is 300,000, and he was poached from Hong Kong. This move is impressive!

Many of the data points in this book are inaccurate, making it very jarring to read. When I got to chapter 58, I couldn't take it anymore. The book stated that the renovation of an office building's first floor cost 430,000 yuan—not a prepayment, but the total cost. At that point, I really didn't know whether to continue reading.

The author has probably never even been inside a bank. Let me give you a quick lesson in common sense. 1. The person who greets you at the bank is the lobby manager, not the account manager. The account manager is responsible for handling financial and wealth management business. 2. People I meet at banks come in all shapes and sizes, rich and poor.

I've just started reading this new book, and I still can't understand why the protagonist's father lets him venture out into the world at 14. Even more incomprehensible is that the protagonist, as a transmigrator, doesn't understand the importance of education and can't even read. I can convince myself to keep reading for the exciting parts later on, but this logical inconsistency at the beginning is really making me feel choked up.

I can't stand it anymore. Seeing the protagonist planning to monopolize the national vegetable market and bankrupt all the farmers and vendors... If he goes this far, the authorities will probably intervene the very next day. And the protagonist's dad is incredibly powerful too, collecting 3 billion yuan in rent every month, and even national housing prices are dictated by him; if he raises…

Maybe we should change the title; the current title doesn't seem very appealing.