Stud Stud! I Do Capital on Wall Street

While working as a prostitute, he also built archways and made hammers.

If the professional writing is of this level, it would be too professional.

I don't trade in stocks, but the human nature outside of stocks in this book is very exciting.

It's a bit watery, but many of them are speechless.

The book is pretty good, but the main character is so fucking disgusting. The writing is quite realistic, but reality is the most disgusting thing

Poorly written, no desire to read

Well written, very detailed, I want to read it The biggest shortcoming is that I often, often, often write repeatedly. I don't know if the author deliberately misses the word count or forgets what he wrote in the previous chapter. He repeats the content at least four or five times.

For example, the protagonist is Chinese and goes to the United States to study, but he is always said to be of Chinese descent? Overseas Chinese refers to Chinese people of foreign nationality. This writing actually reveals that it is no wonder that this book has always been from the perspective of Americans, because the author is writing the story of an American reborn, and the whole story describes the need to save Americans.

In the author's writing, the father's cowardice and the mother's extreme vanity and brainlessness are reversed. The protagonist's cold shoulder? Don't quite understand

The book is good, but I just don't like it. Why is the main character's age set at 16?