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I have reservations about the last paragraph of the introduction.

The protagonist has no vision whatsoever. He only has a few dollars left and instead of thinking about making money, he tries to pick up girls. He boasted so much in his past life, but now he still tries to cheat people out of their money. No wonder this book, with 500,000 words, only has 60,000 followers; the trust built up by the readers in the first two books has been completely depleted in…

The writing is a bit scattered, with too many subplots, too many and disorganized appearances of the female lead and her friends, a lack of focus on the main and secondary methods of making money, and no clear central storyline. Compared to "The Great Rancher," the plot is vastly different, lacking the compelling element to keep readers engaged, and increasingly resembling a simplistic…

Honest advice is hard to hear but beneficial. I strongly recommend the author read *Chicago 1990*, which provides in-depth explanations of the plight of minorities, how to deal with politicians, and the ways of the wealthy in America. I think it will be helpful to you.

Seeing it's available for purchase feels a bit boring. The initial anticipation is gone, and the male lead's path is complicated with little romance or conflict. Even his business ventures feel disjointed and lack a clear main plot. The Japanese-American female lead also doesn't pique my interest. I felt that even if you wrote about Madonna or Britney Spears, I'd be interested.

Appliance stores need to employ a lot of people so they can have a political stance. The more people they employ, the better. Ideally, they should be listed on the stock exchange to act as a political shield. Whether they make money or not is irrelevant; the most important thing is that they are protected.

They probably treated the original owner's childhood friends like maids. Even if it meant getting rich by taking them along, participating in a business would be considered generous. Now they bring everything along.

This isn't a rebirth in Los Angeles; it's a rebirth in that small county town in China.

I think it's not easy for the author either. They can't write what they want to write and can only gloss over it. The Great Ranch is now 404 (404 error). Fantasy novels don't have many readers, and growth takes time. Which famous person hasn't experienced ups and downs? Everyone, please offer your valuable opinions. Let our little mouse's pen shine and bring every reader a pleasant experience… ✊✊