The Famous Man Has No Money

Even if you are a famous person, the bank is willing to issue a card to you. Just the credit guarantee can generate tens of millions of funds for projects and so on. How can you have no money?

Where did the driver of the car get poisoned? Why is there always such a situation of looking down upon others?

Is 20 billion US dollars? He's such a big boss, and he calls other people "brother" every now and then. The chapter about getting the car is also super poisonous

Hold on! Keep the rhythm, act like a pig and eat the tiger. . .

This is a famous and famous person 😁 who should make a fortune slowly! So far it's pretty smooth and non-toxic!

Extremely poisonous💀💀

Leave a claw, the first sofa is mine!

Keep up the pace, be steady, and get fully booked.

I feel like the writing is really good. You can imagine the scenes in the novel just by reading it.

What the author wrote is really embarrassing. It's embarrassing to watch. Have you ever seen any small stall tell customers how much the discount will cost? Who in today's society would claim to be inferior?

Is your driver not a nanny or a housekeeper? Driver hehe

He is a cruel person to write such a miserable character for the female supporting character 👍

A smell of the last century

Originally this book was going to be cut when it finished writing 88 chapters, but yesterday a recommendation came to me suddenly, 😥😥so I think this book can still be salvaged. I plan to fill in a few more holes. Let's take a look at the situation first. Thank you for your support!

The book is okay, but none of the female supporting characters are likeable, they are all romantic female characters.

It is strongly recommended that the author corrects the poisonous point in the car-carrying section and forcibly lowers his intelligence and pretentiousness so that 80% of the readers will read this book.

Hey, there are so few people, let's make another footprint!

The book is a good book, but no one liked the portrayal of women in it.

This is very well written. A seven-year bookworm said it was very good, great, great.

The writing is quite good, and there are no major poisonous points. The plot is a bit slow, and ordinary people would be helpless if they encountered the protagonist. If the system didn't have as many tasks to unlock assets like other systems, and the author's writing skills were good, and the plot wasn't so jumpy, the results should be pretty good.