
I’m Worth Trillions, So Why Am I Still Broke?
万亿身家的我是真的没钱花啊
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 722k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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344Chapters
273Recommendations
2.4kFans
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I guess this is just a fantasy novel the author wrote for himself; it made me so embarrassed I almost had cancer. I'm outta here!
There seem to be a lot of terrible books by these supposedly great authors lately. Could they be sold to studios?
This is more poisonous than arsenic! The author has managed to pull off one plot twist after another in less than ten chapters! 😅😅😅
Readers have worked hard, sacrificing the intelligence of supporting characters to advance the plot.
This is fucking toxic; it's all fighting, it's downright idiotic.
I've read over 30 chapters; he's been pretending to be every woman's boyfriend the whole time, constantly fighting, and in every fight he encounters someone with bodyguards.
How did this kind of book become a popular serial? Don't try to be anti-human and anti-social here!
Does anyone know how much it costs to buy a pro player's account?
Before reading it, I was thinking, "Finally, a different synopsis!" But the more I read, the more awkward it became. Does money really mean you can do whatever you want? They were about to kill someone, and neither party called the police? They didn't even ask the protagonist to give a statement? Later, rich bodyguards could easily beat people up, and nobody called the police?
Are the characters in the book so hostile? Why are all the people around me so kind? I can't stand reading this.