After the Big Loss: the Boss Took Me from Leek to Sickle

When Yuan Shao, a college student, speculated one semester's tuition fees into ST stocks, he felt that he was no different from the family leader who suffered a tragic defeat in Guandu 1800 years ago. His girlfriend Su Qing left after saying "You are an ST to me", and the dormitory brother Fatty Wang reminded him of "the self-cultivation of leeks" with chive pancakes every day. Until he met the weirdo Zhuge Yuan in a cafe who used garlic to teach people to "smell the market smell" and used plastic fish to demonstrate "the flow of funds." This "strategist" who never accepted an apprentice asked him to close his eyes and peel garlic for three days, use a telegraph machine from the 1920s to receive market prices, and learn to read the "tide of funds" in a sea of ​​plastic fish. From the "buoy theory" to the "waste paper theory", from the cut leek to the man holding the sickle, Yuan Shao gradually understood that: the stock market is not a casino, but a field of human nature; the K-line is not a password, but a group electrocardiogram. The real graduation test is to sell stocks at the daily limit and leave the market calmly when human nature is greedy. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.