Day One After the Breakup: A Hundredfold Cashback on Every Purchase

This newly rich guy doesn't know how to live the life of the wealthy. Instead of reading books and learning, he buys cars, houses, a villa worth over 200 million, two school district properties, and even a Vacheron Constantin bag, but he doesn't buy clothes. This leads to misunderstandings, and he seems to be deliberately showing off and getting humiliated.

Even newbies don't watch.

Wait, what happened to the system story? The initial five 100x cashback rewards just disappeared? The system hasn't appeared even once in the last hundred chapters; it's gotten a bit off-topic, focusing instead on the events surrounding the protagonist.

It's utterly trash. It's alright at the beginning, but later on, anyone can bully it.

Degraded to the extreme

Many problems remain unresolved, and the novel vividly depicts the detailed schemes of various villains, yet no quick and effective solutions are presented.

Towards the end, it didn't feel like a matter of whether I had a brain or not; I was just writing whatever came to mind.

It's annoying to hear people write a lot of offensive and abusive language.

It's completely uninspired; they can't even write down basic life knowledge correctly. Use your brain! It's totally unrealistic.

The first dozen or so chapters were alright, but the rest were all about bullying the protagonist. What's the point? They're utterly trash. Can anyone just bully them? Are they stupid?