Fruit Mogul

Seeing the protagonist divide his inheritance made me sick. Half the shares were given away; if the protagonist's son inherits the company, I'll be thankful. A bunch of relatives will definitely come out to fight over the inheritance. Don't say they won't; in reality, brothers turn against each other for a little profit. Can you guarantee he won't? Can you guarantee his son and wife won't? If the protagonist's children don't know how to navigate palace intrigue, they'll be begging for a living.

The beginning was too exaggerated! If the author's writing quality doesn't improve later on, it'll definitely fall apart!

I hope that the two snakes will get better and better in the future and continue to bring us better works!

Wow, this is the best book I've ever read! I highly recommend it.

It's quite realistic. If I had a cheat-like ability, I would also help my brothers, sisters, relatives, and friends. Stories where everyone is an enemy are rare, after all.

So "A Hundred Lifetimes of Rebirth" was written by you. I remember reading your novels when I used to rent books; they were all pirated copies, such a long time ago. "Star Speed ​​and Sky Trace," and a novel by Xue Hong, I think it was called "The Path of the Rising Dragon," "Child of Light," and "The Legend of the Seven Realms" by Xinmeng Wuhen—these were all my favorites.

This book is well-written, keep updating!

Everyone's talking about making it a featured post, but what's the benefit? I'd also like to request it be featured.

Is this book really that good? It's probably just mindless writing; it seems pretty average.

First of all, the main character has many siblings, but the family has a good relationship and helps each other, which is comfortable to watch. It's much better than those ridiculous big family dramas with backstabbing and infighting. Secondly, there's no pretentious or embarrassing moment. I don't think buying these things at the father-in-law's house on the first visit counts as showing off.