Financial Freedom: Starting with a Monthly Income of Three Thousand
财富自由，从月入三千开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.1M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 4mo ago
- English
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Guys, I haven't started watching yet, let me guess the plot: someone working at the bottom suddenly gets a system that allows them to acquire wealth and industry through many things. The first step is a fitness center, then a personal trainer, a teacher, a policewoman, a college beauty, showing off, slapping faces, building a harem, and reaching the pinnacle of life, right?
He's stingy with his family, but he's always flaunting Porsches to his casual sex partners and employees. What kind of writing is this?!
An ordinary person?
I'd like to ask you all how much you earn per month? I earn 6k a month, am I giving ordinary people a bad name? 😰
Are tags being slapped on so casually these days? A harem novel tagged with "no female lead"? Are they trying to ride the coattails of traffic?
Author, is your surname Cao or is the protagonist's surname Cao?
Holy crap! I even spent a dollar on this comment. I just had to vent! So far, all the female leads are young married women 😋😋. Pure romance fans, stay away. I bet the author's surname is Cao.
Meiting, how's your waist-to-hip ratio?
Doesn't she look like Meiting from the first chapter?
It seems like the main characters are all just reselling secondhand items. While their slogans might sound like those of Cao Cao, it's unlikely that all the named female characters are secondhand.
I really like the author's writing style, but the author spends a lot of time describing Lin, a divorced character, and even repeatedly mentions her ex-husband in the first couple of chapters. I just can't accept the female lead in "Not My First Love," even though she's portrayed as incredibly beautiful, it still feels a bit off-putting.
The male protagonist is written like a pig in heat, indiscriminately sleeping with any woman, regardless of her past relationships or marital status, and adding women anytime, anywhere for no apparent reason. The book should be titled "Super Rich, Anytime, Anywhere."
What was the author thinking?
The author seems to enjoy taking on women who are already married, so why not go to university where there are so many beautiful girls? Why insist on women who have already been taken in by other men? While married women are nice, an abundance of them makes the story boring. Honestly, I'd like to read more if there were both young girls and married women. An all-marriage cast gives me the feeling of taking on a burden rather than a villain.