The War for Wealth

This protagonist's thinking is so chaotic, his actions are completely illogical, and he acts on a whim! For example: 1. He doesn't destroy the gold mining site, leaving a revenge scene; 2. Cell phones can be tracked, but after killing someone in the mine for revenge, he brazenly doesn't change his phone number or disguise himself, openly using his passport to fly to Los Angeles!

Unable to understand the protagonist's thought process

Living a stifling life, even with a miraculous encounter, I still ended up like this.

He seems powerful on the surface, but in reality, he's been constantly hunted down like a dog? Everyone else has already killed him! He's even afraid of retaliating by attacking the enemy's stronghold, fearing it will have a negative impact, and he's prioritizing the bigger picture.

There's something wrong with the content. If it's about cheating, why write it like a realistic story? There are desperate situations and caves, followed by a Golden Core cultivation process. The title is something like "Wealth," but the title doesn't match the content, making it completely uninteresting to read.

Driven by lust, the protagonist takes in a sniper. He kills this beautiful sniper's teacher, and the sniper, seeking revenge, attempts to assassinate him several times, nearly killing him. And yet, because she's beautiful, he takes her in. What do you all think of this plot?

Is it ridiculous to make phone calls and use electronic devices while being tracked? They'll find you in a heartbeat.

The first chapter felt very abrupt. Why did that idiot Chen family member want to kill everyone to cover it up? In a modern society governed by law, even if the protagonists knew it was a huge gold mine, so what? They could just pay the breach of contract fee and get out, no problem 😅. But killing a few Chinese people makes the ownership of the gold mine highly controversial.

Having read over two hundred chapters, here are my thoughts: Overall, the book is good, despite the many criticisms from other readers. There are still some shortcomings. For example, the plot is too tightly packed, sometimes feeling disjointed and disjointed. It's clear the author has a lot to write, but the narrative needs further polishing. Author, keep it up!!!

The protagonist is not only stupid, but also claims he is not a saint. He was sniped twice by a woman and didn't even want to kill her. Is it because she is a woman?