The Tycoon with a Learning Panel

To be honest, I don't understand the definition of training in sports. I feel that if it's about learning, shouldn't it be more about learning theoretical knowledge? For example, how to better maintain rhythm or how to burst out at maximum speed, and then use practice to verify the perfection of the theory? What's written in the article leans more towards practical training.

Even if the author updates slowly, I hope the next book will still be about a rich protagonist. It would be a huge loss if the genre didn't have an author like that. Ideally, the next book would feature a protagonist who's just started university.

The hundredth Let me give you my review: This is a harem novel, but it has a major flaw. Other authors just have the female characters run over by wheels, but in this book, you have to follow the context to realize that the female characters have been "eaten" by the protagonist. The second drawback is that there are very few exciting moments, which always makes people feel unsatisfied.

This is a novel disguised as a learning system novel, but it's actually a collection of erotic stories about finding women.

This novel about a super-rich protagonist is written in a fairly simple style, with meticulous attention to detail. You wouldn't normally feel that the main character is someone who suddenly became incredibly wealthy.

The autumn leaves you want

Since it's a kilogram of matter that was once possessed, could we choose a kilogram of electrons? After all, everyone certainly possesses electrons, right? But what would happen if we chose electrons? Would the universe collapse? Or would the system be unable to handle it and run away? Hehe.

After around chapter 300, the excitement basically faded. It felt like an urban life version of a mortal cultivation story. Sigh, this kind of super-rich novel mixed with cultivation has an indescribable weirdness, and I don't know how to describe it. The author probably used to write cultivation novels, but he forced himself to write an urban novel.

To be honest, I've been reading for fifteen years now. How should I put it? The beginning was refreshing, but as I read on, it became rather uninteresting. Learning is the main theme, but it feels like learning for the sake of learning; the goal isn't clear enough. Towards the end, it becomes just a library, failing to demonstrate the purpose of learning.

I won't say much else, just one sentence! This artist has so many concept art pieces! They're all fantastic!