They Were the Ones Throwing Themselves at Me, but I Wasn't Satisfied with Any of Them

It's incredibly toxic, especially in the early stages. The roommate fabricates obscene rumors about a girl, and then the male lead manipulates her into not pursuing the matter. Because of this toxic element, the book was heavily criticized by readers, leading to the protagonist relentlessly casting negative influences on the women around him.

It all started with the roommate spreading rumors about him—a major flaw that completely defies logic. The author clearly knows his writing is mindless, but out of stubbornness, he tries to salvage the situation by offering forced explanations. The protagonist suddenly becomes ruthless and self-serving, while the female supporting characters are portrayed as utterly lowly and despicable!

Before rebirth, he was a simp; after rebirth, he'll still be a simp. You think rebirth can change his behavior? Think again. Without experiencing the drama of losing his wife and children and his family being destroyed, how could he easily change his simp habits?

At first, I genuinely thought it was a story about a reborn protagonist who trades stocks, but it got increasingly outrageous. The female supporting character is portrayed as incredibly intelligent, and there isn't a single normal person around the protagonist, including himself. Highly toxic.

It's a terrible street, full of Italian characters, none of them are believable, and the protagonist is like a loser.

The protagonist in his story has three women, two of whom are pregnant. He doesn't care at all; they're just mistresses, not even real lovers. They don't get married (claiming they're not old enough), don't have a wedding, and don't give them any status (the children take the mother's surname). He's just a rich scoundrel.

Bro, we can write about scumbags, but please don't write about scumbags in general.

Can we remove the part about the roommate spreading rumors? What's the point of including that part? It's incredibly malicious.

Are you afraid your family will find out you earned money through your own abilities? You didn't win the lottery; this is supposed to be a moment of pride and satisfaction, but you're hiding it, using all sorts of excuses and underhanded tactics to force it happen in order to avoid triggering that satisfaction. 😅

The author's vision is terrible. Private equity? The connections you build might bring short-term profits, but they also bring trouble. High returns attract even more privileged individuals to join, and as the number of them grows, one day a corrupt official is arrested, and all your funds will be frozen. The best strategy is to start as a retail investor.