American Road to Fame and Fortune

Roger Dray is really a weirdo. He really comes up with something every time he thinks about it. He no longer has the life that was planned for him. He enlisted in the army and was discharged very quickly.

For the questions that many people have raised in the book, I will give unified answers here and also explain some things. 1. This book is a system text. As for the setting of the system, the main reason is because of the previous book. Because the description of stocks and futures has been too specific using high leverage, so the system can replace leverage. As for why many people ask why they don't use leverage, they also try to prevent this kind of thing from happening. 2. Regarding book reviews, after certain reviews appeared, the collection of this book dropped a lot. If it's well-founded, I won't delete it. I'm sorry if it just outputs negative emotions. I hope to understand that the data of a book is very important, otherwise it will not be exposed at all. 3. Regarding the name of Building 666, this building actually exists, and there are more than one place in New York named after 666. 4. The protagonist's name is William Chen. What would he be called if he wasn't William Chen? The Chinese host of CBS TV's "Big Brother" is named Julie Chen. There are many names like this among Chinese Americans. 5. I am really not the shy little devil who is the author of "American Wealth Life". As for the early female protagonists, there are really not many well-known and suitable ones. Should I look for a Hollywood actress? Those can be used as supporting roles. For the protagonist, at least business ability is required. 6. I don't want to make the protagonist too perfect at the beginning. His soul is that of an ordinary person, and he is a Chinese. His decisiveness in killing, adapting to the habits there, and inappropriate licking of dogs all need to be changed naturally after he adapts to his wealth and status and improves himself. 7. In addition, you can point out any poisonous points in this book in the comments. My purpose in writing this book is to avoid those poisonous points when I read the book before.

They just like to make self-righteous, but actually irrelevant "analyses", "interpretations" and "comments" on Chinese business cooperation, American business habits, etc... I am speechless. The reason why Chinese business cooperation first looks at people and reputation is due to the risk assessment before the interests of both parties are deeply bound up (laws and contract terms can never be comprehensive, and the Chinese are more averse to litigating to solve problems after something goes wrong). Americans are accustomed to using lawyers and power to protect them. To put it bluntly, everyone pays attention to interests when doing business, but most Chinese businessmen pay more attention to long-term interests and mutual compromise, while many in the United States only focus on strength and immediate fulfillment. If the author doesn't understand it, don't talk nonsense and write about the harem properly (also: it's best to state it in the introduction so as not to waste everyone's time).

It's a bit of a joke to open a joint venture with Trump's company in China.

Come on, come on, come on, come on, you are the best

Alas, sometimes being too confident is not a good thing. Didn't the original owner William decide to start a film company and go bankrupt because he was too confident? How could it be so easy?

When I read the chapters where Nozomi Sasaki came to New York, I felt that the protagonist had changed. The senses were so different from the first few chapters. It was a bit like the author's obscenity, which directly replaced the protagonist, and his behavior changed after he got rich. I felt like I was lying flat all of a sudden, with no positive energy left.

Why does it have to be a celebrity? I always feel that this type of person is troublesome. It's like asking a famous prostitute to be your wife

The author is awesome one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, ninety

The United States is a Puritan country that once implemented Prohibition. The oaths taken at the wedding, the weekly worship service, and the legal principle for divorced men to leave the house. I doubt that people who do this kind of thing will be able to survive in high-level positions in the United States and the United Kingdom.