The Tycoon Life Begins with Scratch-Off Tickets

It's well-written, the only downside is that there are no pictures 🤓

It's not like a typical rich guy, it's not like a typical romance novel, and it's not like a typical harem novel. If you didn't have the rebirth trope, I could understand the crazy things a young person does after getting a system. But you insist on playing the rebirth card. It's like an old guy having meat in his mouth and you're not going to take it, so you're playing the pure romance. Either you can't do it or you have something wrong with yourself. Erotic novels love protagonists like this.

In a story about a rich man, you have to be extravagant. It's not about how many people you sleep with, but about showing off when the time is right. If you're broke and can't keep it to yourself, that's your own fault. But if you're rich and still hide it, that's frustrating, not being low-key. If reading about riches is frustrating, it will deter many people.

The story starts to fall apart after chapter 100, and it gets progressively worse.

Many authors like to have their protagonists become wealthy but still hide it from their parents, living in a mansion for six months to a year while their parents toil away! They say they're afraid their parents won't be able to handle it! But what parents really can't handle is your success and your extravagant lifestyle while they suffer poverty at home!

I've read chapter 191, and the author mentioned "Unity and Friendship: Borrow One, Return Ten," but I don't know if that's true. Chinese people shouldn't lie to other Chinese people!

I only got to chapter 181 where the character's personality collapsed. What a load of rubbish. It's disgusting. Gg

To be honest, things started to fall apart when I got to college. I couldn't stand it anymore; it was all the same old routine.

I've only read the first few chapters, and the protagonist seems so immature, like a high school student? Isn't this supposed to be about a 996 workaholic rebirth story? The writing style and format are so childish, the contrast is unbearable.

I really like the female lead, Wenya. The other female characters are all so scheming and manipulative. It was a bit of a shock to read. The writing and attention to detail are excellent. Fans of harem novels are in for a treat. I'm not planning to continue reading; I feel so bad for Wenya. Haha. Keep up the good work, author! It's fantastic.