From the Start, I’m Fighting to Survive in the City, and My Billionaire Identity Is Exposed

The overall plot was too rushed, making it feel a bit impatient. While the main storyline was clear, the emotional portrayals were too superficial. Where's Meimei? Where's Scarlett Johansson? Where's Gu Xiaoling? Where's the heiress? Where's Li Ran? Where's the World Cup? Where's Ye Long? Where's the airplane? Where's Disney? So many side stories just disappeared? The desert island survival arc ended with just any excuse? It's a weak ending!

This novel is a bizarre, self-righteous book. Look at how it tries to persuade those about to become criminals: "We have no law enforcement power. You can't do this. We should do this." Then, it plays the role of God. Stay away from these kinds of people when they're about to be struck by lightning. The nonsensical dialogue and absurd reasoning—is it because they don't believe in the law?

The main character's performance becomes uninteresting when he's involved in basketball. He gets tripped by Giannis Antetokounmpo; couldn't he have just tripped back? And then he grabs the referee from behind; couldn't he just yell at him? He gets targeted instead; it's really frustrating and disgusting.