
When I'm Rich
等我有钱以后
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.3M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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The beginning was really shabby. Buying a 1.7 Million car with only 10 million? What was he thinking? Real estate doesn't hold its value, and honestly, a car costing a few hundred thousand is already top-of-the-line. Besides, is this the mindset of a 30-year-old? I'm in my 20s and already have an old man's mentality, meticulously calculating every penny.
The author writes about so many women, but only likes that one named Xinrou. Unexpectedly, they broke up. After that, he dated one woman after another, only to break up with the next. It gives the impression of Wang Sicong (a notorious Chinese businessman) picking corn cobs. There's nothing inherently wrong with writing about wealthy men like this, but it lacks the sophistication and makes the reader feel quite depressed.
This is the best novel in the "Godly Rich Man" genre. It's realistic; the author isn't clueless and portrays an ordinary person's gradual transformation after acquiring a system. It also avoids many problematic points regarding basic common sense!
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Keep it up, author! Your urban fiction is really good, unlike other novels that start with hundreds of millions of dollars. Just don't abandon it! Keep it up! ^0^
I've recently become obsessed with novels about wealthy tycoons. But this is the only one I can actually read in the later stages. The others have already written everything they could in the beginning, and they've even started writing science fiction later on. This book is one of the few where you can still read the later parts of a novel about wealthy tycoons.
Lulu
The book highly praises Japanese Wagyu beef, but in the past, Japanese Wagyu beef was explicitly prohibited from entering China. Although there is no explicit ban now, it is still not allowed to enter. Only Australian Wagyu beef can be imported, but the quantity is very small. The reason he wasn't allowed in is quite normal; it's not due to political or business factors.
Write a book with IU as the female lead. There have been too many stories featuring Girls' Generation as the main characters, and we're running out of new angles.
I want to know if I'm normal or not. I saw in the chapter comments that Zhang Yi is ugly, but in my eyes he's an absolute handsome guy. Are the standards really that high now?