The World's Wealthy Businessmen

A pretty good book. What I don't understand is that modern humans understand all too well that guild monopoly is a huge shackle on the economy and has been abandoned by all mature economies. Why does the author have a soft spot for it in his own special zone?

IQ fluctuates between high and low: Liu Eunuch could see it right away. People are trying to make money and kill themselves. Seeing your worth to recruit you, you refused, and the protagonist actually thought that the matter was solved; after that, several people said that Kaifeng Mansion should be careful. His life may be in danger, and the protagonist is also ambitious. Wu Yong plays the game, and the protagonist sees it. Then he saves the money and plunges into the trap without hesitation (to put it bluntly, the author is too blunt in order to draw out the plot and force his wits) Timid and afraid of things: the first ghost market raises the price, meets Chen's son, and is trembling with fear; the second Liangshan robbery is so frightening that he wets his pants, and the author is quite good at covering up, talking about the sequelae of the fusion of two souls, why set it like this? What reader would like such a protagonist? Not to mention Wei Guangzheng, he is just like a small villain playing a small role. I'm so narcissistic. I can hang this painting in the National Palace Museum in the future. What a famous artist. It's so annoying. Also, my feelings for Pan are so sudden, so turbulent and violent. I use the excuse of the fusion of previous feelings. I agree with this feeling, but is it necessary to write such a bad habit? And it's very verbose, with a lot of nouns at every turn. You're right about popularizing science, but you don't need to be so detailed, and the number of words doesn't need to be so watery. The most annoying thing is the various yy and coincidences of the protagonist himself. Pan happened to change his name to Jinlian, happened to meet Ximen Qing, happened to be Ximen's bodyguard, happened to be sick, happened to be given medicine, you happened to be transported into history, not into a novel. If you write these, it will only make people feel disgusted! -End-

The pace is too slow and a bit wordy

Many explanations of social economy are full of Ma's legacy. What modern humans practice is free competition based on the common law system based on rural covenants and folk customs, rather than a Venetian-style oligarchic republic. There is no incompatibility at all like the Republican Convention and the Lu family covenant mentioned in the book.

I have always liked Da Luo Luo's books. I have been following them from the game The Republic of China, Dream of the Celestial Dynasty to The Traitor of the World. I feel that the author's laughter and rants have become articles. Unfortunately, they were all pirated in the past. Now I have started to pursue the genuine ones and prepare to pay Luo Luo's debt😄

The protagonist created by the author has superb painting skills and elegant demeanor, and at the same time wants to plan the layout in advance on the way to save the country and raise money, but he himself has no political or military talents. Such a character foreshadowing for the protagonist seems a bit contradictory and lacks highlights. If this problem can be solved, this book will be a big hit given the author's literary talent.

I'm a little disappointed with the protagonist's zs, especially in the description of King Duan's selection of his concubine...

Very good idea, various deductions are interesting and relatively reasonable.

Through this book, I learned a lot of economic knowledge

Jin Lian, Ping'er, Da Lang, Er Lang, all of them have made their debut.