Turning 30: from Doting Daughter to the Number One Plutocrat

When I saw the scene in the kindergarten, I felt an inexplicable anger. If the protagonist lives a life according to the conditions, if the protagonist does not die like this, the children will suffer, and the adults will suffer as well. The behavior of pretending to be fat has no conditions, let alone the so-called friendship between kindergarten classmates, or the relationship between adults.

Will all the money from now on belong to the son-in-law?

Please don't rush this time! The previous few times, the plot was pushed too quickly! Please please

I haven't made any money yet, so I bought a lot of brand-name mobile phones, tablets, and clothes for my wife and sister. I want to buy a million-dollar sports car, open a beauty shop in my eighties, invest 300,000 in a snack shop + 150,000 in opening a branch, buy 300,000 stocks, rent an office building for 80,000, buy a piano for 32,000, and rent a house for 18,000. Did the author count the protagonist's initial money? It's not right at all? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?

Isn't this a variation of the dog-licking article? I don't see the protagonist feeling any pleasure

To deceive some people with pure eyes,

I don't have children, so I don't have much sense of belonging, and I even feel a little embarrassed.