From the Start, I Blew Through Eight Hundred Million

Isn't this the ideal state for many economically independent women today? They can leave their father behind and keep their child, without a troublesome husband, complicated mother-in-law/daughter-in-law relationships, or a bunch of relatives from their husband's side, but they can still have a lovely child.

To be honest, author, your current positioning is very confusing. Why bring a child into a story if there's no romantic pairing? And the original owner's husband will definitely reappear later, which will definitely break the "no romance" aspect. I suggest sticking to a 1v1 formula; otherwise, people might accuse you of lying. Alternatively, just rewrite the story to make it truly no romance. After reading a few chapters, it feels like you're playing with fire.

Spending money to prolong life is different from mindless spending or solely focused on losing money; those latter methods are frustrating to watch and go against human nature. This one is tied to a system that demands mindless spending and extravagance. The female protagonist is very clear-headed, spending money on houses and land while simultaneously deceiving the system.

Update! Looking at the discussion below about raising a child without a romantic partner, I think it's great. The protagonist transmigrates and already has a child, essentially becoming a mother without pain—it's very fulfilling. As for whether or not to have a romantic partner, the current pace is perfect. Why would she need a man?

Speechless. Didn't they already discover she wasn't the Lin family's daughter when she was treated for heart disease as a child? Why didn't they look for the real heiress then? Why didn't they bring her back when the female lead was 25 and both her parents were dead? Every time I see someone say the fake heiress is innocent, I get annoyed.

Great, I've caught up with the latest update. I'm looking forward to the day when the story reaches its most satisfying point. There's one setting I don't really like: it seems like both sets of adoptive parents are quite nice, and everyone reconciles and forgives each other.

Seeing the theme of a real and a fake heiress, regardless of the real heiress's situation, whether the fake heiress is the beneficiary, or whether the current story involves the fake heiress being switched by her parents, I find it unforgivable. 🤤

Drawn in by the lack of a romantic pairing It all started off like a crazy, extravagant spree, but... She has to spend money, and all she can do is spend it on the men around her... The child's suspected father has a special identity; it's unclear whether there will be much further development in the story...

Raising a child without a romantic partner? Are you going to do anything to please both sides?

It seems the author has worked in or has in-depth knowledge of the real estate industry; their writing is better than some other authors and doesn't stray too far from reality.