After Scoring 750 Points in the Test, the Identity of the Richest Man Is Exposed

Let's not talk about the title of the book. Just looking at the plot connection and the things the protagonist does after the story happens, I can't say it is bad, but it is definitely not good. It is okay in the early stage. After more than 300 chapters, the plot starts to become confusing. I can only say that I recommend it if you only read the first part, but without the connection to the subsequent plot, this is eliminated.

The title of this book is completely useless. I thought he had a richest father. The first part is okay, but the second part is a bit boring.

What the hell? The male protagonist has no brains at all. He is just like a bastard. All the skills he possesses are just for display and are of no use. He doesn't know how to use any of his brains.

The title of the book has half a cent to do with the content

The protagonist has no brains and the identification is completed

The end of Dog Market…. . .

It's hard to comment. The first part was just okay, but then the plot started to get confusing and messed up. It was unfinished and not worth watching.

It's written about something, everything, pure, it's a pity that I still read so many chapters,

The beginning of the book is pretty good. Although the writing is not that good, I can still read it. However, the more I write, the more confusing and illogical it becomes. It feels like I am just trying to make up the word count, so I can't read it as a cool article.

The whole article is full of intrigues and contrasts, spoofing the No. 1 Heroine, and the ending is inexplicable.