The Rise of Shanghai's Top Chaebol

This premise is ridiculous. You have no money and no education. What would she want from marrying you? Your struggling life in Beijing? Your lifelong habit of never taking a bath? This kind of plot can only happen in novels.

Foreign visitors don't accept bribes? Author, are you kidding me?

The company only owns 5% of the shares, and you can still offer such good benefits to your employees? Who the hell are the other shareholders? They would have kicked you out long ago. Have some common sense, okay?

A primary school offering 2 million yuan in scholarships every year is really tempting.

This is an overstatement. Each company only has 5% of the shares, what kind of influence do you have? You're lucky if you get a board seat, let alone management. I don't know what you're thinking.

I just don't understand. If you only have 5% of each company left, why would anyone bother letting you manage it? Besides, I roughly calculated that some companies had practically no shares left, yet they still had over ten percent in the end. That's just unbelievable. Can't we at least make this a reasonable scenario? Even if I'm just an employee, you could at least make things less frustrating for me. Are you trying to fool me?

Was the cheat system swallowed up? Swallowing out the setting is the most disgusting thing; the biggest thrill is gone, and the reason for all the crazy actions is gone too. The author has made a fool of himself. The protagonist's character was originally quite upright and likable, but it's such a waste that it turned out like this.

The biggest plot hole in this book is that the protagonist is supposed to be morally upright, yet he's constantly in contact with female supporting characters, including numerous female secretaries and high-ranking officials. However, this is very similar to the Eastern Depot (a notorious secret police agency in Chinese folklore). An excessive number of female executives is truly a catastrophic disruption of the balance between the yin and yang.

This is unique among super-rich novels. Not only is the writing excellent, but the values ​​presented are also absolutely correct. Compare that to other super-rich novels with poor values; they are absolutely disgusting. Reading them makes you feel like your spirit has been corrupted.

Having read up to chapter seventy-one, he died from poisoning. No wonder his parents only had a junior high school education; they raised him like this.