
Becoming the Richest Man Through Complaining
成为首富从吐槽开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 545k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
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189Chapters
6.3kRecommendations
55.7kFans
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I don't understand why this book's performance is so poor; the author writes really well. The protagonist has strong moral values, no harem, and focuses solely on his career. Every supporting character is also distinct. The story moves quickly and doesn't drag. (This review comes from a reader who downloaded a pirated copy to follow the story and subscribed to the entire series.)
This feels better than my previous novels.
The system is a bit annoying; the survival time given at the beginning is too tight, which easily makes people anxious.
What's going on? This book is so good, why isn't it popular? I've always thought I'm very picky about books 😰. I think this one is so good, it's unreasonable that it's not popular 😰😰😰. What's going on? 😐
There's really no need to control the health threshold. You're not really going to let the protagonist die anyway, and it's too disheartening to have your gains taken away right after you've made them.
It's a very interesting book... At first, I thought the writing style was too frivolous and I read it as a beginner's book, but later I found that it contained a lot of valuable information. However, many things are discussed in a broad but superficial way; some readers may feel a bit confused when faced with such a large amount of information at once.
A rare find: a system novel with a theme, ideas, and a distinct personality (33 chapters) – How to Live Freely! This is true intellectual wealth; those novels about piling up luxury cars and designer brands are utterly pathetic.
Well, it's well-written, the writing style is solid, and the plot is quite interesting. The most likely reason it's not popular is probably the lack of recommendations and system features. At least for me, I really dislike the life-or-death setting! Everyone knows this setting doesn't affect the plot or interfere with the protagonist, but seeing that time limit is incredibly oppressive.
This book is really good, and I like it even more since the author said there's no female lead 😁. Keep it up!
I read it all in one go, and it was a refreshing experience that broadened my knowledge. The system was also very interesting. Keep it up! 🌹