Tycoon: My Bank Balance Is Always 300 Yuan
神豪：我的余额永远三百元
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 366k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 6mo ago
- English
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Buy things on installment, then pay back 300. What can't you buy? If this keeps getting tiring, we can implement an automated payment system. For example, you buy a mobile phone and then pay it off in installments. Buying a house; installment payments
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It's more fun to draw some ridiculous or idiotic skills. Life skills require skill book experience to improve. This kind of life skill is predictable from the start. It's just a pretentious, face-slapping plot. The seasoned bookworm knew that seeing the guitar playing meant there was going to be a follow-up bragging and a humiliating reversal. What are "idiotic and bizarre skills"?
This title is so stupid I'd drop the book immediately. Anyone who chose 300 must be out of their mind.
People who read novels about super-rich protagonists are usually looking for a satisfying, exhilarating read, but I honestly couldn't find any of that in your book. The beginning is so stingy and restrictive, as if you're afraid the protagonist will get rich.
I haven't seen such a quirky book in a long time.
The truth
Finally, Old Ma's technician discovered the bug, sued the protagonist, and was sentenced to 30 years in prison!
What is a "super-rich" person? How many times would it take to make a payment of 300 million? 😥
Restricting this and that, they've practically killed your book.
The company can afford to buy you luxury cars and mansions, but what about your everyday expenses? Can you use the company account for everything – food, clothing, housing, transportation? Won't the tax authorities teach you a lesson in no time? Or are you going to take girls out and have them pay? Or just eat at roadside stalls and stay at Super 8 or IKEA?