I transmigrated and immediately found myself one hundred million in debt (T_T)
Lucky for me, my creditor is a rich young lady ⊙ω⊙
But in this world, women are strong and men are weak (ŎдŎ|||)
At least my looks are enough to conquer the world (ˊ˘ˋ*)
If I can't pay up, I'll be sold off 〒▽〒
But I do have a superpower (ﾟ∀ﾟﾉ)
This is the story of someone who wants to conquer the stars and seas in a future city where women rule.
Also known as:
"After Using My Life as Collateral to Borrow One Hundred Million from a Tycoon Heiress, I Had No Choice but to Become a Tycoon Myself"
"To Avoid Becoming a Woman's Plaything, I Had No Choice but to Become a Copycat Writer in the Gaming Industry"
A book without erotic reverse reasoning is incomplete.
I drank too much last night and I'm still dizzy today. I'm about to collapse, damn it!
Sorry, there was a problem with today's chapter. I've revised it and it will be available for purchase at midnight on Saturday. I have 20,000 words saved up.
I want to see the male lead and the creditor have some erotic scenes.
This book has no angst, no violence, and is not a pure wish-fulfillment novel. The protagonist follows a path of career first and then romance. The romance will be a proper reverse romance. Once things have settled down, the author will revise the earlier parts of the story.
I read half of it, and personally, I felt there was too much focus on economics and game content, which made it quite confusing. I skipped the game section entirely; these things just didn't seem very interesting. I found more risqué or suggestive content much more appealing. This is just my personal opinion.
Isn't the protagonist's cheat ability supposed to reveal their luck? Why does it sound like it can reveal a person's good or bad nature? Even if I have good luck, I could still be a villain. Did I miss something in the setting?
So is it pure love?
This one is alright; at least it doesn't overly depict male weakness. Although this is common in a matriarchal world, this is still the level I can only accept.
I finally understand how girls feel when reading domineering CEO novels, it's actually quite enjoyable.