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Otherwise, readers will be overwhelmed by the sheer volume of information. First of all, the lowest level, like those actresses from California Rush, are just for show; readers don't need to remember their names. Those who are slightly more expensive, like the older sister, can be taken in as maids or placed in the company for live streaming to earn money for the main character.

The author's writing of "The Ocean's Dragon" is still the most exciting; I hope it gets updated more often.

I gave a small tip, but not as much as the last one. The main reason is that the subject matter is quite sensitive this time, and the last book was also abandoned. I don't want to spend so much time on another book like this… To be honest, there was absolutely no need to stop the previous book. Changing the last ten or so chapters wouldn't have made a difference. The author's writing style is still excellent, and I hope you can go even further!

I recommend a Bilibili up (uploader) named Lin Linxinyi to the author. This up mentions that both feminism abroad and the later LGBT movement have Jewish influence. Even someone like "Hahaha Sister," who is seemingly uneducated but obtained a PhD from a prestigious university and entered high-ranking government positions, is supported by Jewish financial groups.

Judging from the title and the beginning, I initially thought it was a business and stock market novel, but it turns out to be about a womanizer, which immediately excludes most readers. The satisfying aspect of the transmigration and prophetic cheat code becomes less relevant.

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There's a reason for the lack of success. The writing style and outline aren't bad, but the author's writing flow is truly awful, pretentious, and contrived. Is this a female-oriented novel written for a male audience? The writing is clumsy and lacks any engaging feel.

😰Sophia is definitely the mother of the protagonist's ten reincarnations. He entrusted his life to someone else for her sake. It's 2025 now, are they still using AI from 2000? Such an outrageous plot!

Even as a harem novel reader, I can't stand this author's taste. They even dedicate space to writing about Paris Hilton, so what can I say? Many readers say that Westerners aren't very attractive (they don't fit Eastern aesthetics), and I agree. But there are actually plenty of beautiful women in the West.

I think it's written fairly well so far, but the portrayal of women is a bit too conservative. Avoid those traditional tropes; don't go for all that antagonism and hostility, that "enemies everywhere" approach. Just have a shell person in charge, who can later become a reclusive tycoon through their prophecy. It's like those American variety shows, every book is about conflict; it's really boring.