A Wealth-Building Legend After Transmigrating

Author, let me do the math for you. If you type one word per second, that's 3600 words per hour. In a 24-hour day, if you sleep 6 hours, eat for an hour, wash up for an hour, and brainstorm for another hour, you have 15 hours left. That's 54,000 words. At 2000 words per chapter, that's roughly 27 chapters. But you've only updated two chapters. What does that mean?

Honestly, I have to give a damn about those reborn souls. They don't smoke, don't drink, spend hundreds of dollars making money, aren't interested in women, go to bed early, exercise early, don't buy houses even after making money, don't show off, and live a low-key life. Even Cao Cao had to praise them as saints.

It's over 80 chapters in, and it's still stuck on the same stock, just endlessly shaking out weak hands. I can basically just look at the titles.

It's a mess. One stock had 200 listings, constantly accumulating shares, just endless speculation, and then it's gone.

Having read through chapters two and three, I can't help but say a few words. Author, putting aside the later parts, is this fat guy really that powerful? The way you're writing it is just making the supporting characters stupid. During a work meeting, he keeps attacking the protagonist in front of the boss based on personal grudges, almost to the point of physical violence.

I vividly remember Langchao Software! My friend was trapped and couldn't get out! The author's writing is alright, though those unfamiliar with it might find it a bit bland. Keep it up!

It's Cao Cao's turn, is the author about to start the story?

The author was so immersed in his own world that he couldn't pull himself out.

He died from poisoning after the first three chapters.

Yeah, that's good. I hope I'm still working for someone else when it ends.