I Have a Growing Space

I managed to read a few chapters, but nowadays, people with a little money just tip streamers. As someone born in the 80s, I really can't understand it. Maybe my thinking is outdated. Perhaps young people these days just enjoy watching streamers pose and then throwing money at them. I'm leaving.

It seems the author truly doesn't understand the lives of the wealthy. It's not as complicated as you imagine. They're more particular about their clothing, food, housing, and transportation, focusing on quality of life. Those who constantly stroll around with a livestreamer or mistress are unlikely to be respected because their manners are lacking.

I've already tested it out; if the quality is very low, and it involves live streaming or tipping, I generally just discard it.

I have no interest in this kind of book. Take the first woman, for example… The anchorwoman, Xiangxiang, is basically just a high-class prostitute. Playing around with her is fine, but the protagonist is also keeping her as a sugar daddy. Keeping her as a sugar daddy is one thing, but he's giving her tens of thousands of yuan every now and then, and buying her clothes worth hundreds of thousands.

Seeing the money, houses, and cars given to the twins to pay off their debts made me lose interest. This isn't how you find a lover. The house and car should definitely be in the protagonist's name; otherwise, they'd be cuckolded. With so many lovers, do you spend time with them one or two days a month, or just two?

By chapter eight, the author had gone to godlike status. He tipped the streamer 200 yuan for each "angel," but the streamer wouldn't come out. He demanded five, and after sleeping with them, the protagonist immediately transferred 20,000 yuan, bought designer clothes, and, most impressively, after enjoying himself, even considered giving them a "official" position. He'd only offer 1,000 yuan to get them to sleep with him—essentially selling themselves. The author is incredibly generous.

Is the author being a bit toxic? A streamer who's willing to come out after receiving a 5000 yuan tip is actually his girlfriend?

Fifteen female characters, human bulldozers, even oxen don't work this hard. Even a master of time management couldn't handle it. Three to five would be manageable, but with so many, it's impossible to manage them all. Either you'll cheat on someone else or the woman will cheat on you.

I can't stand watching female anchors anymore; their thought process is just idiotic. Just look at them and that's it. Are they so empty inside that they need to find someone like that?

There's a reason why the author, who has written so many books, is still only at Level 1.