Tycoon: It All Started When I Was Struck by Lightning

The subject matter is quite popular, but the character of the male protagonist is very consistent with the journey of a diaosi gradually becoming a king. He has the light of justice, and the description of love is also quite pure. Although the details are a bit dirty, the deep love is normal. Maybe every man has a dream of Neptune. Just like the male protagonist, he has multiple lovers, but each one shares life and death. In the real world, he may be regarded as a "scum", so it can only be a dream.

I have read dozens of chapters to express my opinion. The protagonist spends tens of billions at every turn, buying a hotel for 30 billion, buying land for 2 billion for 200, and casually transferring it to the school doctor for 30 billion. I know this is a mindless novel, but when you write it like this, it doesn't make you feel better. Instead, most readers feel scornful and mindless. The protagonist can completely set the system to give 10% cash back. Isn't it better than giving tens of billions at every turn?

In the early stage, there are a lot of plot structures that imitate Mr. Yan. It's quite long and I haven't finished it yet. It's overall relaxing and suitable for book lovers.

How should I put it? The data is a bit confusing, and although it is a novel without IQ, does the editor have any misunderstanding about tens of billions? 30 Billion for a hotel is barely enough, and 20 billion for land? You ask if the land in the capital is worth the price. It's too distorted and I have no desire to watch it.

Stallion + brainless, and often the names are spelled wrong

This is the end. Is there any mistake?

Spending money + automatic brain supplement = stallion + IQ arrears, no hope

Brain deposit 🧠

To paraphrase Wang Sicong's words, being rich and being a fool are two different things. People say you can buy as much as you want when buying something. If you spend 20 billion to buy it, what are you not a fool?