The God of Wealth Tries Out Everyday Life

... The 50 million sports car is a complete jarring moment 😅 Is that really the starting price? Lower it a bit! Look at those super-rich novels that have been popular for so long, they didn't build up their wealth step by step, they started with 50 million ( ˘•ω•˘ ).

_(:з)∠)_ I hope everyone can see this post. I know that some readers will check the comments section before reading the book, and they will see many bad comments, ridicule, insults, complaints, and a few truly friendly comments. In any case, the young author fully understands. However, regarding the so-called flaws, the author researched and wrote most of the content beforehand.

You have a 50 million yuan car but you don't dare drive it, just letting it gather dust in the garage like a nobody. The system gave you an entire building, and you actually sold it? Didn't the system give you 80 million yuan? Are you that short of money?

As a bookworm of over 10 years, I can't stand these idiotic protagonists, the same old plots, and the fantasy-driven stories that satisfy the author's petty vanity.

Novels featuring wealthy tycoons must avoid being mindless and must respect critical thinking. For example, when it comes to spending money, if a problem can be solved for 100, don't spend 200. Spending an extra dollar only shows that you have a lot of money but aren't smart. You can spend a million to buy something worth a million, but don't spend two dollars to buy something worth one dollar.

Just by looking at the title, you can tell this kind of super-rich novel follows a predictable pattern: during the work process, the protagonist either encounters wealthy acquaintances or rich second-generation heirs, with a beautiful woman occasionally appearing in between. Initially, the protagonist is relentlessly mocked by the other party, and then he starts showing off and slapping them in the face.

I've already cast 27 recommendation votes; I'll fatten them up before I slaughter them. 🤭

So, novels are just novels. What does it mean to be a super-rich person? It's not someone who lets others bully them without fighting back, like a dog that can be bullied at will. I believe that in reality, there aren't that many cases of people showing off only to be humiliated. Rich people and their children aren't stupid; on the contrary, they know more. Going back without properly investigating your background and identity would be a joke.

Actually, the starting amount of money doesn't really matter. I've read many novels about super-rich protagonists, and they all follow a similar formula. Very few are truly well-written. Have any of you noticed that successful books don't give the protagonist a lot of money at the start?

I read eight chapters Reading Notes Currently, there are two issues. One of them needs the author to improve: the author should make the source of all system reward money more discreet, at least to reassure readers that the protagonist can spend this money without raising questions about how he got the money. This is an area that needs improvement.