Chinese Showbiz: The Second-Generation Heir's Capital Empire

Naza is truly a perfect girlfriend for building a harem: beautiful, with a great figure, love-struck, lacking ambition, and most importantly, not very bright. 😁😁😁

😅It's that kind of opening again, where they practically want to drown the protagonist in a cesspool.

Here we go again. I wonder if this style will get abandoned. 😐

Was the book "85 Flowers" rewritten? Even Red Fruit magazine is under censorship, so things must be even more stringent here, right?

Damn, I'm writing here again.

This is a Chinese entertainment book I haven't read before. I hope you can stay niche, because being too mainstream might get you banned.

You said you'd be taking a month off, so you're taking it here?

The author's opening is unrealistic; they clearly haven't researched asset management, yet they claim their writing is realistic. Look at how those who are truly skilled at handling auctioned properties—they first create problems with the lease agreement, get a 20-year contract through an acquaintance, then try to internalize the auction, making it appear as if the property failed to sell.

Luckily, I searched on Qidian 🤓

It's a bit confusing, but I can understand it. If you explain it too clearly, it won't be clear anymore. It's quite interesting. Keep it up!