
Forced to Become the Richest Man: Money Made the First Move
逼成首富之是钱先动的手
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 557k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Business & Workplace
- Updated
- 3mo ago
- English
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Synopsis
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267Chapters
74Recommendations
24Fans
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Seeing the protagonist donate money to an orphanage for charity is truly speechless. Because the tragic plight of orphans in those orphanages is a real thing, and since I don't have money to donate to them, I don't deserve to read such a positive novel. 88
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I glanced at the synopsis and then looked at the book. It only had 2-3 chapters, but I found a huge bug. In my opinion, this book, which should have been finished in about 10 chapters, should have ended with the protagonist getting ten million and converting it into fixed assets, thus ending his misfortune. The author ended up creating an endless nested loop: ten million arrives, a small portion is spent, and then more is spent when the balance increases...
Update soon! I want to see how Mr. Lin, Mr. Bao's good friend, is plagued by misfortune.
Short selling with full leverage 🤫
It's alright, but the plot is a bit cliché. The writing is good. Keep it up, author!