From the Start, I Inherited a Hundred-Billion Fortune

You can read it like an Andersen fairy tale. In reality, the protagonist died from exhaustion from carrying a brick; this was his subconscious thought before he died.

Keep it up! It's really good. Both the writing style and the plot are unmatched by other novels about rich people. The female lead is also very well portrayed. She determines who the guardian beast is early on, and no one else can or dares to say anything. This prevents the suffocatingly chaotic situation. Since it's a novel about rich people, it's more realistic to understand things from the perspective of interests. There's not that much love. The author has written this very well.

Although I've only read about 100 chapters and haven't read the rest, it's really unbearable for someone like me who loves pure romance. The female lead is of low status and constantly tolerates the male lead playing around with other women. Even if it's just Miaoxian and Wanning, but he's been with many other women, it's already the limit for someone like me who loves pure romance.

Something just doesn't seem right. They were genuinely in love for five years, so breaking up was the right thing to do. But after finding his biological parents, he accepted the arranged marriage so quickly. Based on the descriptions in the previous chapters, it just doesn't seem like it.

This book feels like all it does is play around with women; everything else is secondary. Can the author please stop fantasizing? Really wealthy people don't have time for romance, except for losers like Wang Sicong.

I've been reading for two days now. Unlike other stories about rich kids, it doesn't follow the same formula. It's more slice-of-life and very enjoyable to read. If the plot doesn't fall apart, I think it can continue in this style. This is one of the few super-rich novels that made me think while reading.

Suggestion: Don't start by writing about the parents, it's boring!!! This is why many protagonists are orphans! Because you can't write anything interesting about parents, and you'll see how boring your writing is! If you must write about them, save it for after chapter 100!

The book is well-written, but I really can't accept having two female leads. I still prefer... Well... One man and one woman. I feel like two female leads would be a bit scummy, even in a wealthy family setting, it's still a bit... You know.

It's really strange; it feels different from other novels, and it leaves me completely confused.

The protagonist seems increasingly twisted, while the female lead is becoming more and more subservient. Could you perhaps give the protagonist a cuckolding incident or a major event—being dragged away for chemical castration, with the system informing him of irreversible damage that cannot be repaired, thus making him a castrated person forever?