Inheriting Three Thousand Years

1. The protagonist is too nosy and gets himself into trouble. 2. The Tang family is too sycophantic, acting like a servant. 3. He's a hypocrite, juggling multiple relationships while each one treats him like a son-in-law, acting all loyal. 4. His first painting is so amazing it's unbelievable, conquering the world; nobody had ever heard of his paintings before. Where's the logic in that? 5.

Why can't you be a little more focused? I'm already tired of all the harem stories on Qidian.com.

I suggest the author revise the beginning. Property can be inherited, but knowledge and experience shouldn't. It could be set up as the protagonist witnessing the old man's entire life, rather than merging with it. This would explain the protagonist's later actions; otherwise, it feels too jarring and easily reminds me of those silly novels about immortals returning after ten thousand years of cultivation. 🤫

These kinds of typical "super-rich" stories are all overdone. These clichés are utterly uninteresting. Can't you come up with something new? Can't you portray a responsible and accountable super-rich character? As the world's richest person, can't you broaden your horizons and think more long-term?

I just hope this kind of idiot never writes another book! I can't stand it!

Are there any innocent-looking online celebrities? Even the worst ones can't be worse than these online celebrities!

After reading the synopsis and looking at the characters, hmm... Three thousand years, what isn't yours? Then I see the female lead, a news anchor.

A bracelet for 360 million, a jade pendant for 500 million, a beaded bracelet for 1.8 Billion—are you serious?

Nobody's complaining about this foreign worship? A 50-year-old Moutai is inferior to an 1982 Lafite? I'll take as many 50-year-old Moutais as you want, 18,000 yuan a bottle.

I'm not interested in female anchors anymore. Does this mean that rich people nowadays like to sleep with female anchors? Is this a trend among the wealthy?