Sign-In as a Tycoon, Starting at the Corner Store

Sometimes I wonder what I would do if I had money. The first thing you should do when you have money is to indulge yourself, buy things you can't afford to buy, and eat things you can't afford to eat. After relaxing for a while, I might start a film company to buy the rights to novels and make movies and TV series, the kind that make 100 million per episode.

Please, please, no school beauties, innocent romances, ambiguous relationships, or anything like that. I'm sick of seeing them; they're disgusting and repulsive. Either be open and honest about it, or be a devoted male lead.

Everyone, please share your thoughts on what the demeanor of a super-rich person should be like! Personally, I prefer the quality of water, which can contain towering waves even beneath a calm surface. Even the super-rich are human; they have their own joys and sorrows, and shouldn't always have a cold and aloof expression. Let's all share our thoughts.

There's no need to talk about romance in a story about a rich guy. The three "no's" of a scumbag: no initiative, no rejection, no responsibility. You have the money, charisma, and power given to you by the system—you're practically perfect. Instead of living a carefree and leisurely life, acting like a pathetic simp is pointless and a waste of your advantages.

I've read over a hundred chapters. It's dressed up like a super-rich character but has a strong "loser" vibe. However, the flaws don't overshadow its merits. The pacing is fast, each chapter is unique, and it's a smooth read, which is extremely user-friendly for a seasoned reader like me who likes to skip around.

Sigh, I won't comment much. It's about the level of an average person. If I were to write it, it would be about the same. Just a stream of consciousness.

Regarding the female characters, I feel it's best to avoid writing about real-life women. Why? Because everyone's aesthetic is different. 80% Of people don't like Yang Chaoyue. The same goes for other real-life celebrities; some people like them, some don't. There's absolutely no need to write about real-life women. Just choosing a name based on your own imagination won't allow people to directly compare you to real people. Personally, I really dislike Yang Chaoyue.

So, after fifty-plus chapters, the protagonist is still a virgin? What kind of super-rich novel are you writing?

I really like stories about wealthy tycoons and single female leads, but... The romance in this story is so awkward! Author, are you single? Is your love life all based on imagination?

This is the best novel I've read about a wealthy tycoon. It has a grand scale, a refined atmosphere, and a strong sense of the big picture. The plot could be more detailed, the writing more compact, and it has the potential to become a masterpiece.