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I added more investment, the author marked it as excellent, and I finished reading it in one go. This is my first comment. It's one of the most interesting and enjoyable works I've read in recent years. I like Su Yuqing; she's more realistic and relatable. Modern women are so lovely and happy. I have enough money and talent, but I lack someone to take care of me and a warm home. Like the protagonist, I like the tranquility.

Actually, having money to find a girlfriend like Su Yuqing would be great. She's smart, attentive to detail, knows what you like and dislike, and caters to you well. Giving her some material things appropriately will make you feel very comfortable.

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Reading chapter 29, I felt like I was reading a female-oriented novel in a male-oriented novel; the plot was very clear. Maybe I just don't enjoy this writing style. While the male lead was on vacation, the focus was entirely on Su Yuqing and Yan Lu. If I looked at it from a different angle, isn't this typical female-oriented novel writing?

A refreshing and heartwarming tale of a super-rich protagonist, it stands out even more amidst a sea of ​​superficial and boastful system-based wealth stories. I'll invest and add it to my collection to show my support. Keep up the good work, author!

At first, I found it a bit hard to get into; it seemed too bland! But as I kept reading, hey! It's not bad at all. I hope the later parts don't include any overly awkward scenes of relatives showing off. After all, having lived for decades, how could I not know the true nature of my relatives? Distance is key, closeness is crucial! Everyone understands this principle.

I like Su but not Yan. It's not about whether Su is materialistic or not; at this stage, Su is simply the most fleshed-out character the author has focused on, a realistic but capable wife. Yan, on the other hand, is also a materialistic girl, a self-important princess. She only becomes a possibility with the protagonist after he earns 10,000 yuan, and their relationship is very inexplicable.

I won't go into the female lead's question, but I think the best way to use tourism investment funds is to invest in some mountain villages. After all, money doesn't grow on trees, and at least it could help build roads in some scenic mountain villages.

The protagonist's refusal to flaunt his wealth after becoming rich is commendable, the writing is good, and the life portrayed is relatively relaxed. There's no sense of someone who's rich and then engages in all sorts of frivolous pursuits. It's not a tiring read. The only downside is the large number of female supporting characters around the protagonist.

Have you understood anything about this book? 😁 (This might be my own interpretation) When the protagonist found Yan Lu's kite, I immediately felt that the female lead was Yan Lu. Why? Because the author had already arranged for the male and female leads to have similar interests, and their entanglement would be the most intense. Later in the story, I indeed saw this.