This book is a good timepass. The plot isn't complicated and very one dimensional. I'm not sure how the author wants to portray the world and MC as; however, as far as the theme "rags to riches" is concerned, the author does a great job in portraying how an ordinary man would would curate his choices if presented and inserted in similar scenarios.As of chapter 25, MC is a skirt-chaser who believes that he wouldn't able to live a monogamous life, and is everything an ordinary man is, but with money to fulfill all his dark desires. Though he isn't very likeable, he is honest (in his portrayal of the character). The intricacies and character traits are placed in such a way that he truly believes in everything he does to be justified; even his indulging in sexual harrasment and prostitutes/friends-with-benefits. Caveat lector: This book, in my humble opinion, is written well, with reasonable plot points, with the protagonist skewed heavily on the grey side of morality. Readers can expect the plot progression towards a life of justified decadence, ultimately leading towards the downfall of the protagonist. Or follow the trend and magically defy what is expected and succeed in his stilt-viewed utopia.