Reborn in 1993: I’m Really Not a Rich Second-Generation Heir

The protagonist begins to mature at age three; he'll likely be the richest person in China by elementary school graduation, the richest in Asia by middle school graduation, and the richest in the world by high school graduation. By the time he graduates university, the earth will be too small for him.

He's so slow and he's barely finished explaining the reason for the price increase to his dad; he's been rambling and evasive.

The plot is dragging on too much; the protagonist hasn't even made a move by chapter 60, and he's still a 3-year-old child. I'm just reading this now.

Buying a "Get Rich Certificate" costs fifty or sixty chapters... If you have a lot of money, I won't say anything... It'll cost 7500 yuan in total!! And then dozens of chapters of drawn-out writing!!

If you keep dragging this out, I'm really losing motivation. It's chapter 60 and we're still stuck on this "get rich quick" saga. We've even reached Shanghai! Even a simple story about making tea eggs and weaving it into the plot would be better than this "green tea girl" nonsense. This kind of book is primarily about heartwarming moments with a touch of business. You even hired an agent!

Let's arrange a wife for the male lead's father, a stepmother with a daughter who becomes the female lead.

The author needs to have a plan. The protagonist is in elementary school, so there are 50 chapters; high school, so there are 100; university, so there are 200. If the author continues at this pace for more than 80 chapters, is there no outline?

I've read over forty chapters and it's still stuck on "The Fortune Certificate." Looking at the table of contents again, it's already past chapter 100 before it ends. Each event is a hundred chapters long; it'll probably take at least a thousand chapters to get to the point where the protagonist goes to university! It's so dragging on!

The pacing is indeed too slow. There's no need to write about Su Zhanhai's girlfriend. Couldn't we just focus on developing this supporting character?

Your protagonist has at least 700 or 800 chapters of adulthood; writing it like this would be pointless.