A Carefree Life, Rich from the Start

What's wrong with the male lead? He's always worrying about money. If he did nothing else, he could just buy a huge ranch abroad, build an airport, buy airplanes, helicopters, and fixed-wing aircraft. Wouldn't he have money to spend? And how much could he possibly spend on watches and cars? A watch is worth at most ten million. And why is he always going to Shanghai?

This book is comfortable to read; it doesn't have that forced, pretentious, or contrived feel to it.

This is the most enjoyable read of a novel featuring a wealthy tycoon. The protagonist transforms from an ordinary office worker into a wealthy person. Why do people go crazy when they have money? I really worry about your wives if you think that having money means wanting many women. If the roles were reversed and the woman became rich and had relationships with many men, what would you think?

I love this kind of story, where the protagonist is always showing off and getting slapped in the face, and all the women around him seem to be under a love spell. I'm sick of those cheesy stories. Keep it up, author!

Zhang Da and Fan Jiang (Jiang), aren't these the two who killed Zhang Fei?

You've overlooked a fatal detail, and maybe it's just me being picky, but this flaw is something I genuinely can't bear to watch. Why didn't you buy a luxury villa sooner? You could live in a middle-class, older-style neighborhood, in a million-dollar apartment, with your parents. In that situation, you're buying things like crazy.

That's outrageous. Can't people who're blinded by lust just go die? Does having money mean you have to sleep around with everyone? Can't you do something meaningful? Does having money mean you have to have extravagant spending?

Well, just to express my feelings.

I haven't read it yet. I hope it's not a harem novel. Everyone has a woman they can't give up on. I don't like stories about scumbag men. There are too many harem novels with scumbag men these days. It's not like men only know how to find women because they have money!

I've been reading for a while now, and there's definitely no pretentious face-slapping trope! The writing is bland, but is this supposed to be a food novel? The pacing is too slow, and it feels like a food review. Author, this isn't a novel; you should start another one. This one is definitely going to flop.