Standing at Thirty, Starting from the Intelligence System to Counterattack

At thirty, what stands up is a mortgage and car loan, but what cannot stand is a broken marriage. When Chen Geng discovered the betrayal with his own eyes and fell off the bridge drunk, he thought his life was over. I never thought that the turn of fate would come so unexpectedly. A daily intelligence system became his trump card for a comeback. When everyone is still watching the news, he has already relied on intelligence to get ahead of the game; when life hits him hard, he uses wealth to redefine the rules. From the bottom of the market to a business tycoon, from a betrayed middle-aged man to a winner in love. This is not the story of the chosen one, this is the counterattack epic of a man who turned his bad cards into a king.

From a middle-aged man who was beaten to the bottom by life, Is there any chance of a comeback? The system setting of this book is pretty good, relying on the intelligence system to make a comeback, and the protagonist's counterattack goes beyond just making money. While relying on crude oil and swine fever intelligence to penetrate the capital market, he also laid out industrial plans to reach the top of the business war, and also gained the favor of a wealthy female CEO and a female special operations soldier. There is a good harvest in career and love, there are new exciting points almost every few chapters, and the excitement of the middle-aged counterattack is very good. Recommend and support newcomers and new books.

If you think traditional business war writing is too boring, This book uses the "daily intelligence system" to create a sense of suspense in the shopping mall. It is worth reading. Every piece of information is a mystery. Which stocks are affected by the oil spill? Should we go long or short on the swine fever outbreak? Will my colleague's debt crisis affect me? The male protagonist solves it step by step like solving a puzzle. While making a lot of money, he also has to be careful of the "parasites" warned by the system. The author's writing style is crisp and clear, and the pace is fast. From falling off the bridge to turning over, there is almost no chance to breathe. Coupled with the ambiguous line of Bing Wang's female CEO, the excitement is dense. Suitable for readers who like urban superpowers + business war counterattacks, good reviews.

Refusing to be foolhardy, this urban business war article brings realism to the "intelligence system". How to turn a frustrated middle-aged man into a business tycoon? Oil prices, pig prices, workplace scandals, every piece of information closely follows the logic of the real market. The male protagonist emerges from a mid-life crisis that is on the verge of collapse. He relies on accurate information to make money in the capital market and establish industrial layout. The process of making money is so real and exciting that the more you watch it, the more interesting it becomes.