
The Treasure Tycoon
宝藏神豪
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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458Chapters
25.1kRecommendations
48.6kFans
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Reader comments 46
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I couldn't get into the first chapter. In a big city like Shanghai, would a legitimate traditional Chinese medicine hospital dismiss its own doctor and revoke his medical license on charges of medical malpractice because of unreasonable medical disputes? Author's note: Hospitals may indeed choose to settle disputes due to excessive violence, but they will not admit to medical malpractice!
All that's missing is a memorable lesson.
"Trying to kill a snake but failing to kill it only leads to more harm." Every time he deals with an enemy, he beats them up and lets them go. He can't take it anymore; every enemy seems intent on killing him. An ordinary person would have died several times over. This protagonist lacks a truly memorable lesson, like from his sister or his entire family. Heh, you know what I mean.
The Chinese New Year is almost here. The author should find a class to attend.
Well written; just too short. Keep it up! (ง •̀_•́)ง
I haven't finished reading it yet, and I feel like it's about to fall apart! The niece isn't even an adult yet! Giving her tens of thousands of yuan at a time! Unbelievable! A friend of mine can write such a tragic story! In the end, all she has left are the rich guy and her lover! Nothing else! The plot is so awkward to watch.
Putting everything else aside, I just want to see when your parents die. They released so many enemies who wanted to kill you, and then claimed you can't kill people in China—it disgusts me. It's truly bizarre that this protagonist's entire family survived. 🙂
It's just a light read, you can finish it and that's it. How come you guys have such good memories? This is unreasonable and that is imperfect. What do you want to read? History textbooks? Records of the Grand Historian? There's not that much truth in them. Just read it for fun, why take it so seriously? Aren't you tired?
This is a trial project by young people; I suggest restarting it.
Objectively speaking, it's normal for the protagonist to have selfish motives, after all, he's just an ordinary person who got a cheat system. But aren't the other characters incredibly incompetent? No follow-up after the police were called? This is tomb raiding, organized crime, firearms, multiple casualties… isn't this a major case? The police didn't react at all?
This novel is so awesome, I want to lock the author up! He has to update twenty chapters a day and not eat, drink, or sleep until he finishes!
The protagonist is like a saint, constantly putting out fires. Like a jack. He can't stop talking about traditional Chinese medicine hospitals. I'm wondering if all the hospitals in this novel are called traditional Chinese medicine hospitals?