Financial Freedom: Starting at Thirty

I was already hooked after reading just the second chapter. As a customer buying seafood, and a big customer who's been going for months, being called "Little Li" by the owner?? How could that be?

Every single word in the entire article is pretentious. My impression after watching it is that an ordinary person, after becoming rich, has to tell everyone how much everything costs. "I don't care about the price, it's just everyday life. I'm afraid you'll think I'm showing off if I say it," he says, then goes on to describe how great this thing is. Highly recommended for those who enjoy watching pretentious shows.

The main character is just like Chef Huang from Mushroom House.

I saw a comment saying it was a highly recommended gem, and I was lured in and got hooked. I couldn't hold back after reading a chapter and a half. 😳

Authors with experience and a certain level of understanding write about wealthy tycoons in a way that makes the reading experience much more enjoyable. Unlike some hapless authors who write about wealthy tycoons in a way that sounds like a migrant worker's dream, with a bunch of background characters acting as voiceovers, the constant conflicts and contradictions, the inability to find the facts, and the reliance on their own imagination—it's like a pile of excrement covered in gold dust…

Every time I see this, I get discouraged by the comments, but today I was really looking for something to read, so I clicked on it. I admit I was greedy. 😥

In my eyes, Gulnazar is 82 and Dilraba is a little over 70, so how come the author calls her 95?! Someone who's ten points less attractive than them deserves to be called a beauty???

It has to be your super-rich novel that's engaging and relatable. These days, many super-rich novels haven't even been written long, and they're already giving away company shares or unrealistic gadgets all the time. There's absolutely no sense of immersion. (Maybe I'm getting old.) Wouldn't it be better to just give money? It's practically like feeding the pig mouth-to-mouth.

He looks average; the author's taste isn't very good. 🙂🙂🙂

This is the kind of wealthy life I want, not a nouveau riche's, and without any embarrassing moments. If you already have money, why would you want to take risks, right? This book is absolutely wonderful; it's worth reading and rereading.