The Sincere Heartthrob: The Making of a Capital Tycoon
真诚系男神：资本大鳄成长记
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 1y ago
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411Chapters
12.4kRecommendations
62.4kFans
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Ah Bin's junior high school grades were not ideal.
The Hong Kong plot is terribly written. The protagonist isn't short of a few million, yet he's involved with the Xiang family. Don't you know that they're still entangled with the underworld? They're practically blacklisted in mainland China, yet the protagonist is still involved with them. I don't know what he's thinking. Is he really that short of money?
Chapter One: The Landlady
Ah Bin's high school grades were not ideal...
The protagonist's character kept changing. The first few dozen chapters portrayed him as pure and innocent, without a harem, but that changed later. Those looking for harem stories stopped reading after the first few dozen chapters. Readers who preferred single-female protagonists also left because the protagonist's character changed again. In the end, the book's constant changes resulted in very few readers.
What's the point of a bet involving 200 chapters?
They put in money and effort, but the result was that, apart from the female lead, almost everyone in the show was a sugar figurine, which was then given away or used as a betting incentive. I couldn't understand it.
I've read 180 chapters, and I haven't really seen the system's power. Even if I delete the system from the book, the plot will still be complete...
Author, please stop preaching! It's so annoying! And why is the protagonist so serious? Living like a saint every day, isn't it tiresome to be a eunuch all the time? Zhao Liying is always filming, never filming with the protagonist, making him feel like a monk all the time! What's even more ridiculous is that Zhao says she wants to catch up with the protagonist?
It's so hard to find novels featuring Zhao Liying as the female lead! Author, keep up the good work! Please, no harem or ambiguous relationships, just focus on helping Xiaoying build her career!
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Sophisticated girl
You suddenly want to direct, and cast Zhao Liying, who's not even an adult yet, as the female lead? That's a really drastic acceleration!