Why Is My First Pot of Gold So Hard to Earn?

I'm relieved to see your grades aren't good. There were a few really bad days, and you were really stubborn about it, just wouldn't change. I hope you keep it up. Finally, I wish you good grades after the free tuition period ends.

The race track was the most exciting part; the rest was all cliché and incredibly boring.

You can't take a picture with a donut when you go to America, I heard the Mexicans made you stick your butt out, hahaha.

The more I read, the more I smell the stench of a spoiled rich kid. The whole thing is just comparing cars, watches, houses, and scheming women.

Hurry up and kill off the main character, then the story will be over! The author writes another novel about rebirth and smuggling/human trafficking. It's good that the author writes this part. But then it starts with buying lottery tickets. What kind of stuff is that?

Aside from the protagonist himself and the author, no one cares about the protagonist's nationality.

I have an idea: the protagonist goes to great lengths to go to America because he knows a winning lottery number. The question is, won't that number change? I actually hope that later the protagonist buys a lottery ticket and the winning number changes.

I don't understand. A reborn person... Has absolutely no sense of security. Let's not even talk about winning the lottery; how could they have passed the security checkpoint before winning without any security awareness? Was it just good luck? What did they write after winning? I don't understand. Don't even mention 1.9 Billion; I'd hire bodyguards even with 200-300 million RMB. And this is in US dollars!

Slap slap slap The protagonist was unfortunately captured, and under severe torture, all his money was transferred away. He also ate a peanut. This book is finished! Cluck cluck

I'm quite disappointed. Regardless of the beginning, it at least maintained a sense of novelty and creativity until the sixty lottery tickets were claimed, so it can be considered a decent online novel. But, Starting from chapter sixty-something, the story begins with buying Ferrari sports cars and luxury homes, then the style suddenly changes, becoming increasingly lackluster.