The Tycoon Life Begins with Winning a Million

A nightclub hostess's first client, a family member seriously ill and in dire need of a large sum of money—the protagonist bravely intervenes. It's such a cliché, why is it still being written? 😅😅😅

As you can see, these are the rental prices in Shenzhen in 2008. It was extremely difficult to find rentals in 2004.

I don't know if you've done any research, but in 2003, a factory in Shenzhen with an average salary of around 400 yuan was considered a good factory. Most factories paid around 300 yuan, with overtime until 10 pm. And what about rent? In 2003, a two-bedroom apartment cost around 2200 yuan. Have you ever considered what that means?

After reading this book by the author, I felt it was very good; it made me feel at least 10 years younger.

I read over thirty chapters, and then subscribed to this one specifically to rant. The protagonist ends up with two prostitutes in a row—how disgusting!

You've struck it rich! But what if your ex-wife comes back? And you haven't officially gotten your divorce certificate yet? Then you'll have to take at least 30% of her assets! That's a huge rip-off! You might as well have just gotten the divorce certificate already!

Goodness, the female lead is a prostitute, and she's become this powerful now?

It was outrageous from the very beginning, starting with the house purchase. I thought there was some magical trick involved in using 800,000 yuan from buying lottery tickets as my first pot of gold. The result was zero down payment for a thousand houses! 800,000 Yuan was not spent at all, and the developer gave back more than 30 million yuan in cashback.

Does the author write without thinking? Isn't it normal for imported products to be more expensive than foreign products? Don't you know about tariffs? For example, before Apple integrated its production in China, it was more expensive than foreign products, but after that, it became cheaper. Haven't you heard of tariff barriers? Can products worldwide have a unified price?

The studio is truly ubiquitous. It was alright at first, but it got increasingly outrageous. And to make matters worse… the most ridiculous thing is that Zhao Liying suddenly appears with this whole "deeply in love with the protagonist" thing, claiming the protagonist doesn't want to hurt her, and that she has a bunch of women in her family who have children for the protagonist—won't she just…