The World’s Richest Man Starts by Signing In for 1 Million a Day

Three chapters of kneeling. In the city center, apartment prices are 3,000 yuan per square meter, and your customer service representative alone would be charging 1,800 yuan. Can someone who evades the oversight of the Internet Society of China really get the Society to issue a notice to ban them? If they had that kind of ability, why would they bother evading oversight?

Holy crap! What kind of company boss is so powerful that they can get blacklisted by the entire industry and the entire company? That's incredible!

To put it simply, the essence of "super-rich" novels is "loser" novels. Every super-rich protagonist with a cheat-like advantage finds a loser, and then adopts the loser's mentality to become a super-rich person! The overall feeling is that the protagonist is always a loser! Their mindset never changes! It's uncomfortable to read.

I've read 15 chapters. The premise is bizarre, the system chaotic. A manager at a small company in a third-tier city can shut down an employee with a single phone call and arbitrarily block social media apps like QQ. I thought he was the son of a billionaire; this is too ruthless. No wonder I have so few monthly votes. Goodbye.

It was quite enjoyable to watch without thinking too much, but seeing that employees can keep cats in the office was just too much to bear. You might like it, but will everyone else like it too? Can you guarantee your cat won't run away? Who's responsible if an important document is damaged by the cat? Some people are allergic to animal fur; who's responsible if they get sick? You don't consider any of these issues, yet you agree to everything someone brings up?

Wow, Mr. Liang, you're amazing! 👍 One sentence from you and the entire city's companies are forbidden from hiring a single employee—that's truly impressive!

You wrote so many chapters about the incident of Su's father being beaten, but then you just brushed it off so lightly in the end. You're really thick-skinned. Why don't you write a story about being cuckolded?

The beginning was quite good, but after the parents were beaten, everything that followed was forced posturing and cowardice. All the characters seemed to have incredibly low intelligence, artificially trying to be cool. The protagonist kept getting refuted while pretending to be weak, becoming increasingly stupid. I just couldn't keep going; I was disgusted and quit.

I was initially planning to invest, but the ending was a bit of a scam. For an instant messaging company, the most important thing is data! They didn't even explain where they store the data. Plus, it seems like a fraudulent company. I really don't know what's going on in their head. Such a huge loophole! I'm still wondering, how come they have 100 million users? They've never mentioned the server issues.

This book emphasizes one core point from beginning to end: government incompetence. What should have been a lighthearted, urban fantasy novel was twisted into a dark and gritty story.