The Baby Who Will Build an Empire

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1. Mister-Canada

   I thought this was just gonna be one of those stories that has the mc become super rich through his businessmen knowledge, but then it turned into a child acting manhwa which is always a good time haha!

   I wonder how this series will continue to develop in the future, we will have to wait and see.

   And I just know someone made chap 21 a paid chapter on purpose! How could they leave me on a cliff hanger and make me wait!?!

   18 Mar at 1:06 AM

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2. Angel

   So an inverse of reborn rich crossed with some of the other child actor series lol

   22 Mar at 6:47 PM

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3. trashmc

   Honestly, I expected this to be wholesome, but it’s downright repulsive yet somewhat wholesome? I’m genuinely struggling to articulate how off-putting it feels.

   1. The mom should refrain from interfering in matters of business contracts.
   2. She ought to defer to industry professionals when it concerns the MC’s career development.
   3. Once again, the mom is far too naïve and soft-hearted for the entertainment industry.
   4. The MC seriously needs to acknowledge and show respect to his current parents—calling his past life ‘dad’ is just too much.

   They have financial resources now—modest, yes, but sufficient—and should find a competent and reputable entertainment lawyer to manage the MC contracts.

   It’s a so-so read for now. Currently, it’s a showcase of just how toxic and exploitative the Korean entertainment industry can be. (´。＿。｀)

   15 Apr at 4:41 AM

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   1. duhglitch69

      Mom’s an AMATEUR momager. She’s gonna make mistakes at first, and it’s great that she does because it’s realistic. She gets better as it goes (which is also realistic) and it’s nice to see the subtle change.

      The mc respects and loves his parents, which is easily seen throughout.

      Having a slip of the tongue or having feelings for the man that was your father for 40+ years (can’t remember how old he was so it might be much more than 40) is normal and super understandable. I have family that I couldn’t ever forget, and I would even try to hold on to those relationships (in whatever form they now come). So, yeah, tbh, I’m unable to see any of your gripes of “repulsiveness”🤔.

      20 Apr at 2:55 AM

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