After Receiving Texts from the Future, Becoming a Hundred-Billionaire Makes Perfect Sense

I don't understand why, in reality, bad deeds are clearly done by men, so the author gender-swaps them and makes them appear as if they were done by women in the story? Couldn't the story just state that it was done by men directly? And why does the female lead's improved life lead to jealousy from the other female characters, while men don't have any jealousy? 🤔

I think Lin Wanwan is really smart 😎 It's so satisfying to watch her handle things, and I feel like I've learned a lot of real-world skills from her. I'm totally blown away!

This is a truly impressive article. Many of the cases are current hot topics in real life. Before, I would just read them for the sake of reading, but the author provides a deep analysis of all the parties involved, with meticulous logic. I even wonder if the author really works at ByteDance; how do they know so much about these things? They're practically a master!

It's a great read! Although there are a few minor flaws, they don't detract from its overall quality. The protagonist's growth is very clear, his advancement is rapid, and it's incredibly satisfying. Most importantly, the events in the novel are very realistic, and the way they're handled is very mature. It truly treats the reader like a normal person.

It's very well written, please don't include a romance plot! 😢

It's a very good read. The logic, the intelligence of both the main and supporting characters, and their common sense are all excellent. The writing style is mature, and as someone who has worked in the internet industry for over 10 years, I can say that there are virtually no major commercial flaws. There aren't many novels this good anymore.

It's rare to see a female-centric business drama, especially one that reflects aspects of reality. While the female lead has plenty of advantages, the logic is sound, and she doesn't get rich without effort; her gradual growth is captivating. Information is the most expensive resource, and this is portrayed very realistically. Highly recommended!

I'm begging the author to update full-time from home. I'll donate as much as you update, up to 10,000 words a day.

Isn't this a bit too saintly? Why do you have to save people?

It's truly a very well-written and engaging story, with excellent logic and a very reasonable plot. Even the minor NPCs are very realistic.