I’m Not a Tycoon

Is there anyone left to read? I read the censored version today. I almost spat out a mouthful of poisonous blood. Seriously. The super-rich guy got trampled on again. He gave up again. How many times has this happened? The first time he didn't have enough money, the second time he forcibly cut off the power, and the third time he's talking about having a grand vision? You're a super-rich guy.

I won't follow this book anymore, even though I really liked it. The author deliberately slowed down the pace. People read stories about wealthy characters just for the exciting moments. You always start strong but end weakly. I'm taking it down, unfollowing, and canceling auto-subscription. Goodbye. Goodbye to the long road ahead.

I just discovered this new book by a super-rich author. The story is really well-written, I love it. Keep it up, author!

Do you have any recommendations for similar novels?

It's ruined. It's full of flaws and complaints. The wish-fulfillment story isn't satisfying anymore. Goodbye, Jianghu.

What is Xi'er anyway? She's trying to distance herself from the protagonist, yet the protagonist is still fawning over her. Is she a super-rich guy or a loser?

1. It's too slow. The author seems to update a lot every day, but lately the content keeps repeating itself. I can read the later parts first and then the earlier parts without any problem. It's outrageous to bring several women into the house. It's not like you can just walk right into someone's home. Keeping them outside is much more reliable.

I subscribed because this book is good. But these last few chapters... Wow! Dude, don't make us pay money to suffer. A truly enjoyable read should be fast-paced and satisfying. Don't drag out the pace. If you write well, this book will definitely be enough subscriptions.

A wealthy man shouldn't sit under a dangerous roof. The protagonist, having bought a shoe for five million—a shoe someone else was tired of wearing and about to sell—was severely beaten, injured, and even had his life threatened because of it. He finally learned his lesson, but then he went back to adoring the shoe, treating it like a treasure, even showing it off to relatives. This plot development is becoming increasingly incomprehensible to the author's thought process.

Keep following the story, slowing down the pace is fine, but making the main characters lose one after another and be suppressed... Is that interesting? They lost to the Mad Clan. In reality, someone is targeting your streamer, and you've given in. Another battle with the new forces. You lost again because your phone had no signal? Three consecutive losses 👍 I'm keeping it... I'll look at it later 🔨