Reborn as a Japanese Striver

The book is titled "The Hard-Worker," but the characters in it are actually involved in various schemes, including marrying rich women, selling their daughters, using the money from selling their daughters for speculative ventures, and even contemplating suicide after failing. How dare you say in your profile that there are no shortcuts to success?

I almost got poisoned to death, but seeing so many people criticizing the author makes me feel relieved. The author's writing is like a joke. The protagonist's efforts are as hilarious as those in jokes. A guy works himself to the bone for three years to buy a villa. He earns 30,000 yuan and then gets 9.97 Million yuan from a rich woman, enough to buy a villa, haha. I didn't feel that the protagonist worked very hard; he was just doing two jobs. He was far inferior to the 716 team in China.

A hellish start: reborn in late 2018 (too late) + both parents dead (no background) + high school education (low education) + odd jobs (no skills) + unexpectedly becoming a father (an eight-year-old loli). A complete underdog's rise to power. This is the legendary story of starting with only a little loli and making money through sheer hard work.

Personally, I feel that getting a girl pregnant at the age of 12 is demonstrating how perverted Japanese men are...

He is indeed a hard worker, diligently working to earn money and accumulate initial capital; nothing more. He constantly seeks to improve his social status and wealth. However, he is not a good person when it comes to human nature. He sells his daughter for personal gain, abandons his wife (a girlfriend with whom he had a romantic relationship and promised marriage), and now he's just one step away from abandoning his child.

The "hard-working homeowner" actually means "hard-working to get home." 😁

I glanced at it briefly; he seems hardworking but is actually a gambling addict who would even sell his daughter for profit. I'm reporting him, you're welcome.

The beginning was fine, even the subjective "popular science" that many people couldn't accept could be skipped. But suddenly, I was maliciously fed a mouthful of foul poison. I knew that women were troublesome and extremely time-consuming. At a promising point in his career, he was playing the role of a fake boyfriend with an obviously aristocratic woman for a mere 300,000 yen.

Well, from the very beginning, I suspected the protagonist was a second-generation rich kid based on his name. But the more I read, the slower the pacing felt, and the update schedule was also problematic. Today I read dozens of chapters in one go, but the anticipated startup competition and showing off were glossed over, and instead, the story was bogged down in trivial matters, making it feel rather bland.

Selling his daughter? Is he even a person? I've reported him.