Lost 800 Million at the Beginning

A strong woman, with a son, but no love interest. The heroine is determined and will not be fooled by the prodigal system. Instead, the system is tricked by the heroine, and the men who invest receive generous returns. The heroine did not accept the child's father, and eventually raised fish in a fish pond (used for investment) and never returned, and ultimately did not accept the child's father. The heroine's son's father is from the country, but actually the child's father is also pretty good. In the end, he could only pay attention to the heroine silently. The heroine's son also raised fish (for study), and eventually became a national scientist. The country assigned wives, learned from his father's lessons, and decided to take a wife instead of following the same path as his biological father.

The plot is really bland, and the last third is almost a pasted copy. Generally speaking, it is a book about how a real estate tycoon made his fortune, and he still has huge capital to make a fortune again. It's a bit interesting at the beginning, but it gets really boring at the end.

The writing is pretty good, and the theme is that a single heroine brings up a genius and worry-free child, happily engages in a career to continue her life, and lives a carefree life (no CP).

It's so structured👍👍👍I skipped some of the professional knowledge that I couldn't understand, but I really like this book. This kind of cooperative and win-win plot and the heroine's character are so addictive to me. I am good and I want you to be good and happy. Such a good heroine really turned the heroine of the last novel I read into a scumbag instantly.

Career-oriented female lead + a bit of a mentally retarded person with low IQ who is easily countered by stereotypes. . . As a whole, the heroine becomes bigger and stronger and develops a family history. It doesn't count as a fortune. The heroine starts from a wealthy family with 800 million.

Good article, not vulgar, worth reading

It's very good to watch but I can't comment on it. There are too many jargon in the middle. It's boring to watch. It's not enjoyable enough. I can only say it's a little better than average. And I feel that the heroine is not enjoying it very much. She has been paving the way for her posthumous affairs and children. I don't want to have a male protagonist, but there can be ambiguity and stumbling. It's just a pure love relationship without getting married. It's a bit of a pity.

Just missing a male lead

The second half can be read in a skip, and some of the knowledge in it is quite good. The whole book is about future generations experiencing the era of their predecessors, and then being able to discover problems and find business opportunities.

I like it very much, it's all practical stuff, not a one-off review.