The Richest Man: Starting with Picking Up Scrap

The author lacks common sense, especially in nonsensical impersonation plots. The protagonist is portrayed as an idiot who nearly gets tortured to death while treating someone, gets arrested and beaten by the police after saving someone, and is taught by an elderly medical student who is incompetent as a female police officer. Crucially, this police officer is also incapable of medicine. He even gets taken advantage of while trying to save someone at a club. This protagonist isn't just humble; he's utterly incompetent. Author, your basic logic is a mess. Please work on it carefully. I hope you can produce some excellent works in the future. I couldn't continue reading after the first few chapters.

Having read so many novels, this one gave me a real headache. I almost couldn't continue reading. It felt like I knew exactly what was going to happen next. It was so clichéd, lacking any originality. And please don't make the protagonist so simple-minded; it's like he's never even stood up. I hope the author will address this.

Couldn't the protagonist at least fight back? Seriously.

I can't stand it anymore. The protagonist seems even more pathetic than me. He's so rich, yet he's so afraid of everything. Novels should be bolder. Being afraid of his parents finding out he's rich? I just don't understand.

I just don't understand. My bicycle was just stolen, and now it's suddenly reappearing out of nowhere.

What the hell? Not only is the main character constantly being criticized, but everywhere he goes, people find ways to mock his supposedly low-key nature... I can't stand it anymore.

The writing style of "Testing Poisons on One's Own" is truly terrible, the plot is incoherent, and the author shouldn't treat everyone like idiots. Also, if the protagonist's cheat ability isn't used to show off, what kind of cheat ability is it?

The plot after he went to Jiangnan with Chu Youwei became nonsensical. He even went through training? And what's with Bai Feifei's company? Where did all these other people come from? And there are trash cans everywhere. Isn't he going back to school? What about Ye Qingyun? There was no explanation, and the ending was rushed.

Dear author, speaking from a reader's perspective: I'm just offering my personal suggestion, but the logic in this book is a bit messy. I found it somewhat unsatisfying to read; it lacked any sense of enjoyment. The protagonist seemed to be constantly tormented, and the events dragged on without resolution, making it quite frustrating and strange. I even started to feel like I couldn't continue reading towards the end.

I couldn't stand it anymore