Tycoon: The Gold-Standard Investor

To write about exoskeleton technology, the author deliberately made the protagonist suffer a serious car accident to serve as a test subject, even though the protagonist is clearly an investor.

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I don't quite understand the author's and the protagonist's thought processes. It's like the author is using other people's ideas to define the protagonist, which is very strange. I don't understand it and I'm frowning at the same time. I believe I'm not the only one who feels this way. But there isn't a single negative comment in the comment section. This comment will definitely be deleted. I just want to say that the author should be themselves...

I think Wang Shanliang's character is more suitable to be the male lead; the male lead is only fit to be a tool.

This isn't about investing in others; it's about begging others for money.

Huh? This is the first time my post has been deleted! My comments have always been a mix of praise and criticism; I praise what's good and point out shortcomings. I mentioned that changing the title to "Golden Sucker" would be better, and at the same time, I was pointing out to the author that the distribution of benefits for the protagonist in the book was unreasonable.

Thank you for your continued support and encouragement, which has brought me this far. I've reached nearly 400,000 words, and there's still no sign of adding paid chapters, which has made me consider keeping it free. If you support me by making this completely free, please give me a like! It gives me a reason to indulge myself.

Ten million arrived in a second? Wow! You're amazing! Go be a philanthropist!

This isn't called a top investor; this is called a dream sponsor.

Has he regained his ability? I saw that he had lost his ability, so I stopped chasing him.