
I Became a Tycoon After My Divorce
离婚后成了神豪
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.7M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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832Chapters
29.9kRecommendations
270.3kFans
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I'll win 100 million in the future if you give me a like.
The protagonist is rejected by his wife because of his poverty, they argue every day, and eventually divorce. Unable to cope with the stress, he goes insane and is admitted to a mental hospital. Everything in this book is a hallucination he had during his treatment.
No, no, I'm defeated. This video has a strong Douyin (TikTok) vibe to me. The male lead's wife: "You dare compare yourself to him? He's my childhood sweetheart, and now he's a small business owner. As for you, hmph." Wife's best friend: "He just spent 30 million to buy the most expensive apartment in the city." The male protagonist's wife: "What? How is that possible?
The beginning felt good, but after chapter 100 you successfully broke my defenses, with your slapstick humor, Taoist magic, and spells—the typical 2010 tropes. In chapter 300, the female villain's ex-wife, who had initially repented, suddenly developed brain cancer, forcing the protagonist not to tell her. Then the ex-wife felt the protagonist was going to kill her, and she continued being the female villain.
As a 15-year veteran reader, it's rare to find a novel featuring a wealthy protagonist that leaves you wanting more after the latest chapter. There are few flaws, the protagonist is resolute, and there are no overly sentimental or naive characters. It's quite enjoyable to read! I've already voted for it, and I hope the author updates more frequently.
Could the male lead be an unplanned father?
This book may be intended for sale to studios; please read with caution. Review: For me, only about 400,000 words of this book are readable. If you want to read this book, you should be able to accept the following flaws. 1. The author's writing style was still immature before around 400,000 words, but it was not detached from reality.
The protagonist is cheated on, his wife is being harassed over the phone by another man, and she's also being harassed by a small business owner. The protagonist even goes to great lengths to save her. If you find this story with a cuckold plot, you should definitely watch it. It's disgusting. In the beginning, he doesn't divorce his wife because of their daughter.
You became a millionaire, and then you went to work a regular job—that's one thing, but to go and pretend to be something you're not is just ridiculous. This is like those anti-Japanese war dramas—they insult our martyrs. You're just trying to see if you can turn away some readers who already have a lot!
He tolerated his wife cheating on him for so many years, handing over his entire salary every month without complaint, all under the guise of doing it for their daughter. This kind of person has no human dignity whatsoever.