The Tycoon Begins Online
神豪从网络开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 273k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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129Chapters
1.1kRecommendations
18Fans
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I left after seeing that classmate was being forcibly exonerated.
Catch the hacker and send him straight to the station. Don't give me that warning or recruitment stunt again. Tencent hacked you. You should hack them back. 🤓
Keep it up! 😍😍😍 Marry several wives! 😁
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The overall feeling is that it's both appropriate and justifiable!
Your math is like that of a primary school student. You're probably still in kindergarten. Your family makes over 40,000 a day? That's 2.5 Million a month? Do you have 60 days a month where you live?
It's truly admirable that someone can turn you off after just a few chapters. What a saint! All that setup to forcibly whitewash a gold digger. If you're going to portray everything realistically, then don't write wish-fulfillment stories. I rarely post comments, since I shouldn't ramble on if I haven't subscribed.
What kind of writing is this? He doesn't spend tens of millions on women he's slept with, but instead helps his gold-digging classmate spend money and even supports it. Isn't this going to drive readers away? Doesn't the author even consider the reader's perspective? How many people would want to read this kind of plot?
Whose system is this anyway? The money's all been spent on others; this forced whitewashing is really off-putting. This isn't the era of early "god-level rich" novels anymore. How can you retain readers if you write like this?
Honestly, if you're a super-rich person, just be a bulldozer. Why write about business warfare? It's all about cash flowing in every second, and then there's cryptocurrency. This kind of crushing business warfare is completely meaningless. Isn't it better to just enjoy life and date?