Global Richest Man: Starting With 7 Billion Red Envelopes

It's not bad. There aren't any mindless villains or snobbish relatives. Only a few snobbish classmates are involved, like the rich second-generation guy surnamed Wan whom I met at the beginning. However, he apologized later. I initially thought the protagonist might bankrupt Wan's family, but his apology caught me off guard. But his identity as a member of the Dragon Group puzzled me. Although it was a cover-up, this identity isn't used often, so I'm a bit confused. Is this foreshadowing or not?

The plot is a bit messy, it's a harem novel, I can't continue reading.

It's that same old "show-off gets slapped in the face" plot again.

The story went awry after that, like it was cheating, so I dropped it.

But it feels like it's not finished. It's a real pity. I'm so sad! (´;;`)

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Personally, I don't like Aquaman.

The beginning was a classic "super-rich" story, fast-paced and concise, making for a very enjoyable read. What surprised me most was the later cultivation subplot; only one harem was actually developed, and it felt like the author had room to develop a harem or multiple female leads later on. Overall, the first impression was excellent, but it's a shame it went on hiatus and ended. (´;;`)

This is mind-blowing! The protagonist's values ​​are completely warped. In chapters 120-121, his in-laws are holding a Level 2 distributor contract but doing the sales work of a Level 3 distributor. Everyone says that if he achieves high sales this year, he can be promoted back to Level 3, and the way the protagonist speaks makes me want to vomit. 🤮🤮🤮

I don't know why, but as I watched, I didn't want to watch anymore and wanted to skip ahead. I felt a bit tired of it; it's probably because I've watched too much.