A Tycoon's Life in America

I feel that the three shortcomings may be due to the poor performance of the author who is also a newbie. One is that jumping is uncomfortable, and there is common sense. For example, if you don't have a private jet, you can't rent it? Also, does the Pangatti Global 6,000 have a crew of four and eight seats? Another thing is that the yy in the novel is sometimes too big and sometimes too small. For example, for example, the money maker didn't understand why they gave you 30 million and then got the loan. . . . The details are not good enough. Maybe I don't understand the business very well. I hope the author can see it😄

The author's vocabulary is worrying. I estimate that the words "but", "but", "as for" and "for" will be used tens of thousands of times in the whole book...

Is this a male protagonist with a golden finger? Show me some otaku life. You want to be comfortable, but you have to have the strength to be comfortable. Not to mention that you are a little otaku male protagonist, so what if you are the richest man in the world on the surface. You have to let the people behind the scenes dictate the rules, so that your own property shares cannot exceed 10%. If you don't believe me, check how many shares the world's giants, Microsoft, Google, Apple, and other giants have, how many shares their founders currently hold. Often the founders have management rights, the board of directors, and voting rights. Haha, the world's richest man only works for capital. In the eyes of those people, Bill Gates is just a dog. Can such a person be the hero of a novel, and he wants to be comfortable with only tens of millions of capital? Let alone political and business opponents, even a small gang can crush you to death.

The greatest advantage of the author is that he dares to write and publish, but his level is really not very good.

The writing is so poor, it's so painful to read.

No normal person would spend 700,000 to build a shooting range, right? Besides, it's not tens of millions or hundreds of millions. According to the book, it was only a few million at that time. It smells like a nouveau riche. Did the author write according to his own thoughts?

Come to a happy ranch! This can be done

The name appears too often, it's annoying

It has something to do with America and nothing to do with rich people...

This book and its author are very similar in content and plot to "The King of Mountains in America - Xiaowang Mountain". Are the two similar? Or plagiarism?