
Reborn in 1985: I Split from the Family and Became a Tycoon from the Start, Leaving the Ungrateful Son-in-Law Regretful
重生85:开局分家成首富,白眼狼后悔了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 618k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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6Fans
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Overall it's not bad, but the ending was a bit rushed.
Could you explain the business studies in detail? Also, was it easy for him to transfer money? His roommate casually mentioned buying a house in the capital, and Lu Yang went there immediately.
With money, anything can be done; Lu Yang is omnipotent. He was speechless.
It feels like the protagonist of this book was born without a brain; there are quite a few toxic parts.
Was making money so easy back then?
The plot gets all messed up towards the end.
The division of property requires a third-party witness, and since the son took his mother and siblings away without allowing his mother to divorce, he bears joint responsibility and must provide for her retirement until she reaches old age.
Preferring to be beaten rather than change environments is a sign of talent.
The ending is a bit hard to describe. It started with calculation, a back-and-forth battle, and then suddenly everyone was dead.
What kind of twisted mind must the author have to be to write such a novel? Did your childhood experiences remind you of these things?