I'm the Rich Second-Generation Heir!

After reading twenty-five chapters, I can sum it up in two words: awkward. It suffers from the common problem of typical rich-man novels: the pretentiousness is not polished. The previous book was too didactic, and this one is just as bad at pretentiousness. I'll have to wait for the next book; maybe my writing will improve after I've written a few more.

So far, there are no obvious flaws. Keep it up and update faster! Just one suggestion: don't become a slave to the system. Almost all the current "super-rich" novels are extremely toxic. Writing these with a loser's mindset is truly a disaster; they have absolutely no ability to manage wealth.

After reading too many novels about wealthy tycoons, I find them so cringeworthy. They're basically all about Wang Sicong and Qin Fen, it's giving me a headache. Neither the authors nor we readers have any experience being rich kids, after all, what rich kid would write a novel like Huan Yu?

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I'd like to offer my opinion on the latest chapter. China isn't that poor. If it were, then the parents would be to blame, and such aid would be a waste of money. I'm from a rural area, specifically a mountain village. It takes an hour to get from our village to the county town, crossing mountains. There are no local specialties, no tourist attractions, and no allocated forest land.

Writing about super-rich characters requires some knowledge and intelligence.

Summary of Toxic Points P. S.: This is the only book I've stayed up all night reading recently, but some of its flaws are too obvious and illogical. 1. Regarding the issue of schooling, once you have a system in place, your life is destined to be full of ups and downs. Once you're at the pinnacle of success, stop writing about schooling and other such trivial matters.

Please cut down on the pretentious stuff; it's too embarrassing. All this talk about the Hongmen and funds...

1. Currently, apart from having money, the main player has nothing that can tempt ByteDance. What ByteDance needs now is to monetize traffic and go global to conquer the global market. The protagonist's current state, to put it bluntly, is somewhat limited in scope. If he truly wants to invest, he first needs to have his own influence.

Personally, I have no interest in, or even dislike, the obsession with luxury cars and watches, especially in the early parts of the novel. After becoming wealthy, luxury cars and watches are always at the bottom of the list of things I want to buy, or not even on the list at all.