Financial Freedom Begins in Vietnam

Let me tell you guys about Vietnamese girls. There are stories from people I know, and some from my own experiences. Let me start with mine. By chance, I've had in-depth conversations with quite a few Vietnamese girls. The quality of Vietnamese girls is arguably the highest in Southeast Asia, comparable to those in China, with some being exceptionally beautiful. The experience is great.

They just wanted to fool idiots into going there. 😜

Quite novel; this is the first time I've seen a Vietnamese player start among all these wealthy players.

After reading three chapters, it seems like a promising new seed! Keep it up, author! I visited Vietnam twenty years ago. Back then, it was still quite underdeveloped. The locals viewed us the same way they viewed Americans during our honeymoon period—with a kind of Western worship, treating us as truly superior foreigners. They were genuinely warm and admiring. I've heard that things have changed in recent years; I'll read this book to see if there's any difference.

Aside from providing some basic geography information about Hanoi, Vietnam, it's not very interesting. The dating tips are also very rudimentary: just boasting about wealth, and going all in at once, going for the highest tier—simple and brutal. Anyone who can be won over with this method would be fine too. And then, he goes on and on about his great physique.

Those who like reading stories about rich kids are looking for a satisfying read, but all you do is read mundane family dramas that are just filler.

The protagonist is so hungry he'll eat anything! Incestuous relationship with his sister-in-law, and with his girlfriend's friend's mother... The protagonist's behavior is truly disgusting!

Brother, please write more! This is the first time I've read about Vietnam.

This novel is basically about a boar that uses the feed provided by the factory to go around nudging sows. There are so many scenes of boars nudging sows; it's really just about getting up to eat and nudging sows—there's nothing else to it. It's incredibly boring.

In Southeast Asian countries, capable Chinese people occupy a niche similar to that of Jews in the West.