Back in the Past as a Rich Man

The author really should check the prices at that time. I was speechless when I saw that a courtyard house cost 400,000 US dollars. Was he planning to buy the whole street for 400,000 US dollars?

The more I read, the more annoyed I become. There are too many flaws, and despite numerous reader comments, the author hasn't changed anything! The protagonist, a billionaire from the US, returns to China in the 1980s only to find he can only eat meat once every five days, crammed into a chicken coop with over ten other people, with no toilet or shower!

Book Title: I Had Tooth-Dropping Sweetness in America, Time to Go Back to China and Experience the Hardships

This book will never be a hit. The point of reading novels is to have a good mood, but this one made me feel incredibly depressed and irritable; it purely affects my mental state.

The protagonist helps a cheating female student get a divorce with 10,000 yuan… He's such a kind person… These two chapters almost made me sick to my stomach…

Having read over 200 chapters, two points really bothered me. I even spent a dollar to rant about them 😄. First, when helping his cousin break off her engagement, Lao Wu (Old Fifth) offered 2500 yuan. What were you thinking? Zheng Shan only gives out a few cents or a few dollars at a time for pocket money. You're saying she rents out comic books? Charges people for watching TV?

It's really speechless. A major event is padded with dozens of chapters of setup, then the main course is gone in a couple of bites. They call it experiencing life, but all they do is help relatives, help relatives, help relatives during the economic crisis, and even help relatives when they go to Russia. 😤The world's richest man is written like a village committee auntie.

I gave 100 points to criticize this, and after reading the synopsis, I was quite interested. But after silently reading to chapter 14, I finally experienced severe psychological discomfort. I'm utterly speechless. The author should probably take a look at their own psychology; they seem to have some issues.

The protagonist has been back for a month and hasn't contacted his subordinates or cared about company matters. Does he really think all Americans are the Virgin Mary?

The story goes back to the past, a ridiculous and absurd tale that always revolves around distant relatives. The portrayal of that younger sister was truly disgusting; I gave up halfway through.