Tycoon: The Impostor Billionaire Starts Out in a County Town!

I'm thinking, aren't rich people like walking treasure troves in county towns? If they don't go to big cities, they'll probably end up in a terrible situation.

Are people still writing about super-rich entrepreneurs? 😥 Furthermore, the introduction says that if a company's market value reaches 300 billion, then a super-rich person is considered successful. There must be far too many super-rich people in the world. My understanding is that a super-rich person has endless money to spend, and it's money earned without any effort.

The intricacies of human relationships in a small town are not so easy to grasp; I hope the author can portray them in greater depth and not just focus on providing entertainment for the sake of entertainment.

If you want to suppress development, give less emotional points. The car is changed back and forth; there's a system for it. For unreasonable behavior, just give a data card and a sleep card, and exchange all other emotional points for cars. All you know is cars, cars, cars. You change it every 20 chapters, right?

It's 2026 and they're still so vulgar. Who would like this type of protagonist?

Speechless. They've hired women for Puxin matchmaking services; I can't stand it anymore.

The few words he said when he left the company, to describe it in terms of 20 years ago, show that the protagonist's ability to handle things was not even qualified to be a team leader.

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I don't know why so many people are writing about county towns; instead of thinking of super-rich people, I only think of fat pigs.

If all you can do is use exclamation marks, no matter how many books you write, they'll all flop.