After the Tycoon System Disappeared

After four years of living the life of a tycoon, hasn't the protagonist's knowledge and abilities improved at all? Has he only been busy having fun and hasn't he developed any connections or resources?

Retaking the college entrance exam doesn't mean changing your name, it means changing your surname to your mother's. His father: My son went to university, and I suddenly became a son-in-law for no reason.

The protagonist lived in anonymity, yet everyone knew him.

The author's books generally follow two fixed patterns. First, the protagonist loves to make bets. One line might say the protagonist is eating, and the next line says he's betting his own head—if he bets the other person won't make money, he'll cut off his own head and give it to them.

There's something wrong with this book. Changing your surname will make it impossible for people to find you? And if you're going to start anew, why go back to the same university? Something about this book feels off.

This author ruined his own career. Every book ends with the protagonist daydreaming, and now, after writing so many books, he doesn't have a single long-time fan.

The book's underlying logic has serious flaws. First, why did the super-rich system suddenly disappear? You should provide a reason, such as violating some rule. Second, having attended a top-tier university, even if you enjoyed it, do you really believe you'd have to repeat a year, retake the exam, and study for another four years? Would you really endure all that hardship again?

This setup is pure nonsense. Names can be changed, appearances can be changed, but how can ID numbers be changed? Wouldn't someone just spot you by looking at your ID?

The one with the best looks was still the best, it's a pity.

If you really can't write anymore, just stop. The wait is too long.