I’m a Working Man with Godlike Wealth

The author wrote well at the beginning, but it got a bit messy later on, committing a major taboo in harem novels: flirting without committing, constantly meeting new girls without dealing with the original two virgins, the ex-girlfriend's sick younger brother, the woman who was a mistress to save her brother in her past life, Senior Sister Xi, the photographer senior—all these elements make for…

Holy crap, I've been reading for 10 years and I'm totally dumbfounded. You can't write about rich guys like this, bro! He doesn't sleep with women he should, and he sleeps with women he shouldn't. Do rich people like married women and sluts? Aren't 18-year-old innocent girls more appealing? And he's so naive.

It's another case of false advertising. You're supposed to be an employee, not a gangster; you haven't worked there long, but you're always causing trouble.

Please help me with some job openings. What kind of work buffs would you like? Requirements: Data must be reasonable and the work must be legal. For example: a real estate agent selling houses, buff: for every house sold, you get a house of equal value (for every house sold, you get a house of equal value).

There was no climax. The main plot wasn't even well-developed before jumping into subplots, making it unenjoyable. It seems the author still can't fully express themselves; they want to go all out but also want to maintain an air of intellectual sophistication.

Personally, I think it's best not to delve too deeply into the topic of gangs.

I was initially defending the author, but later I learned there was a reason for the poor performance: online novels are most vulnerable to pretentious, overly sentimental writing.

The system is either in a harem or on its way to a harem; it might as well be renamed the Stud System.

The writing skills are lacking. What was originally a lighthearted, enjoyable story was ruined by an attempt to be sophisticated and literary, but the writing ability simply doesn't allow for that. The result is a hodgepodge that doesn't fit into any particular genre.

The title of this book is the most awkward. Does a super-rich person need to work? Anyway, seeing all those super-rich deliverymen and food deliverymen is so embarrassing. I often see novels where people drive cars worth tens of millions to deliver food and packages every day. It's so addictive.