Blackstone Code

This is really a very charming novel, full of the charm of capital, the means of capital, and the cruelty of capital. The author uses the protagonist's light-hearted behavior to write all this in a particularly... Charming way. The story's description of capital is the biggest highlight, but the joy of this story is not so simple and crude, but more of the hearty feeling when reading it as a whole. The background of this story is in the West. It should be an era when legal institutions were just established. Taxation plays a very important role in society. Although gangs are powerful, they will also be punished by the law. As for civilians, most of them face the pressure of life caused by economic shocks, not only the slow rise in prices, but also the hidden danger of unemployment. In this era background, the protagonist traveled here. The protagonist may have been an economic criminal in his previous life. In fact, the story is quite unclear. It can only be seen that in his previous life, he worked in many industries and chatted and laughed with many big shots, but in the end he was imprisoned. In prison, he met a very knowledgeable inmate, learned a lot of foresight from him, and learned many unknown secrets. And all of this, after time travel, converged into capital operation capabilities that transcended the times, allowing him to thrive in this depressed era. This story focuses on the operation of capital. The protagonist first started out as a change exchanger, helping the underworld bosses launder money from improper sources and earning a commission from it. Then after his career became bigger and stronger, he prepared a wealth of emergency measures. After encountering the government's fishing law enforcement, he skillfully avoided disaster and decisively stopped. Then, in the context of the recession, he started a second-hand trading business with the help of a new version of the private mortgage loan contract provided to the boss, and wanted to spread his business throughout the country. Finally, he set his sights on the entertainment industry, starting with rugby to ensure competitiveness while also increasing viewing pleasure. The story also describes the protagonist's methods. This method refers specifically to the method of dealing with the government. Although the protagonist does things that are on the edge of the law, he is very good at making equal exchanges with government departments to obtain an outcome that satisfies both parties. The most practical one is that he actively pays taxes when he earns money, and proactively promises to hire a certain number of employees when establishing a business to relieve the government's pressure on the business. At the same time, he also used the second-hand auction to establish a relationship with the city government. He packaged the auction as the mayor's political achievements, selected the right position to actively donate, and then exchanged it for convenience and policy support. This story is also about human nature. Except for the initial stage of exchanging change, the protagonist makes money for himself through his mastery of human nature and hiring employees in all subsequent undertakings. The change exchange company was okay, it just recruited hard-working salesmen to develop business in various places, and it developed like a snowball; for the subsequent second-hand auction business, he not only taught the salesmen how to use human weaknesses to promote sales, but also used sharing and buying seats to mobilize the enthusiasm of employees. When communicating with his subordinates, he will portray the image of a mature entrepreneur; when communicating with government personnel, he will play the role of a good and law-abiding citizen; and when communicating with older women, he will reveal his handsomeness and "tenderness", using up his physical advantages. This is really a wonderful story. I really can't say it's interesting, I can only say that the story is very exciting and very charming. It is like an epic picture scroll with a corner revealed, making people immersed in the vast sea behind. All in all, this is a novel well worth reading.

But from a third point of view, I don't compromise on means for money. I don't know what the author wants to express. There are also problems with classification. I saw the protagonist of this book's selfishness, capitalism, indifference to the people at the bottom, his unscrupulous means to climb up, and even his indifference to human nature. The background is the historical development of the United States, which is fictitious and fantasy. Many people actually don't have a special understanding of foreign history. This book gave me the impression that money comes first in terms of values. My final evaluation of this book is: cynical and profit-oriented. I think this may be the author's complaint against society and his eager hope for success. He has been tempered by society and has a certain understanding of society, but because he is eager to succeed, he becomes paranoid about society. Online articles are not a place for personal complaints. I hope the author can establish a correct outlook on life and values.

The writing and plot are both good, but nearly half of the chapters are used to express various insights, talk about various principles, and describe various social phenomena, as if writing an argumentative essay.

First of all, it is well written and very thoughtful. But there are some problems. First, you are indeed breaking the law and laundering money for others. The police should investigate you. Maybe the method is a bit rough. You defrauded the masthead of his money, put several poor children in danger, and framed him, causing a passionate child who was trying to protect his family to plead guilty (the purpose of pleading guilty was to protect his father). You tricked the masthead into retaliating, and put a woman in danger. You started designing when you first met a woman accountant from a good family. I don't understand what kind of character and story you want to write for readers. The person who writes the book has a certain right to speak and may influence some people. Therefore, for a truly good work, the three views must first be correct. The author's writing skills are good, so keep up the good work

The current Lynch is a softie. After all, food, drinks, and accommodation belong to his girlfriend. Lynch's girlfriend has tolerated him until now and hasn't broken up yet because she loves Lynch too much. If it were another person, she might have broken up with Lynch.

For some reason, a book friend read a book that was very well written, but because it was a systematic book, and he didn't like it and gave it a bad review without even reading it, so I'm sorry.

Ugh ~ non-systematic text (... Ten words)

I have read 150 chapters of this book, and I can only say that this book is good, but the problem is that it is good and I can't read it slowly. This book contains a lot of content that I don't want to read when I read the book, some social phenomena, principles, human nature, thoughts, darkness or some philosophical content. In short, one sentence is too annoying, so I always only read about 1/3 of a chapter, and many times I skip paragraphs. In other words, the author should publish a book instead of writing online novels here, really! I think online novels are fun and enjoyable for me to read. You can write dark novels. It doesn't matter what you write, but you shouldn't let people read only 1/3 of a chapter and skip the rest. This makes me feel angry inside, which makes me feel uncomfortable and have the urge to send a razor blade to the author; The above is my personal opinion and does not represent everyone else. Don't call me a bad author; Author, do you want to give me the address ✪ω✪?

This book appeared at the wrong time. If it was written 20 years ago, it would definitely be a good book. Now, all the ideas in this book have no effect on the era we live in now. You can't learn anything really useful and you have to read a lot of nonsense. The plot is also very slow. There may be many restrictive things that the author can't write, which leads to a lot of false plots. It's just an armchair talk. It's a story that was cut out by medieval capitalists and the author uses a modern interpretation to describe the story. The author is also quite miserable. There are many things that he can't write. For example, the first step of accumulation of capital is definitely not something that can be done in the setting of the book. Overall, it's an alternative science fiction novel

I have never read such a beautiful book