
Back in 1974, I Awakened a Tycoon System
回到74年的我,却觉醒神豪系统
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- Urban Life
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20Th-century novels about super-rich characters...
This author is in a league of his own... Even back in the 20th century, he still needs a system and a super-rich tycoon? Does this thing even have a readership...? This is the first time I've seen a story about a super-rich person set in an era where no one has any spending power...
Author, to be honest, take a look at Davis's opening storyline yourself, do you find it enjoyable? I didn't see any satisfaction, I only saw frustration.
The title is catchy, and the subject matter is good, but the content... Well...
I'll say it again: Poor people shouldn't write stories about rich people.
Seeing the "super rich" persona tells you they're really into Sha Bei (a popular online figure), and Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform) is still promoting this kind of thing.
This book is unsuitable for anyone without low blood pressure; it's a collection of toxic tropes. It includes elements of masochism, saintly idealism, the daily life of a billionaire begging with a golden rice bowl, and getting slapped in the face for trying to be cool, among other things.
It's just disgusting.
It has a "Dragon King Returns" feel to it, but the problem is that this Dragon King is like a bug. The beginning, where he deals with family matters and human relationships, is described fairly well. But as the main plot progresses, it starts with the old trope of first torturing and then slapping the protagonist in the face.
An outrageous plot twist: the system gives you money, but you can't use it. Good grief, what's the difference between this and not giving it to me at all?
This is a bit cruel. It involves the protagonist being looked down upon by their family's friends, and then the friends' spouses looking down on them. This writing is so awkward.
Spending a million every day? What era were we living in back then? Even now, if you were asked to spend a million every day, you'd think twice before doing so to avoid being investigated by the government. Back then, there weren't even people with ten thousand yuan.