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It is much better than reading time travel, rebirth, and fairy tale novels...

It is indeed more knowledge-based, at least I have gained a lot of experience, but there must be some things that will dissuade many people. After a while, I found that there were two more books by the author on Tomato, and I was still missing the book White Gloves [shy]

This book gave me a deeper understanding of financing, and also made me understand that there are many "landmines" that I may encounter on the road to pursuing my dreams. I think the stories in the book are very real, just like us in life, we are faced with choices all the time. The experience of the protagonist Qin Fangyuan reminded me that I will also encounter various difficulties in study and life, but as long as I have a dream and work hard for it, I will definitely gain something. This book is not only a story about financing, but also an inspiration for life.

Qin Fangyuan, an elite Wall Street investment banker, accidentally discovered that a billion-dollar financing case of a certain unicorn company contained a trap of gambling agreement. In order to reveal the truth, Qin turned into a double-sided chess piece and walked between the powerful and the capital. In the whirlpool of data fraud and equity competition, he used a "career-on-the-job" short-selling war to tear open the mask of hypocrisy in the business world. The novel is like a financial version of "Nirvana in Fire", using fast-paced capital offensive and defensive battles to deconstruct the wealth myth of modern society. The author uses investment banking jargon as a weapon to turn professional concepts such as VIE structure and gambling terms into thrilling gaming chips, which are so real that you can smell the copper smell of the New York Stock Exchange. Every character in the book is a walking symbol of capital, dancing a fatal tango on the tightrope of interests and morality. Recommended to readers who are keen on brain-burning business wars: there is no absolute good or evil here, only carefully calculated probabilities of winning and losing. The intellectual sparks bursting out between the lines are enough to make every urban migrant worker re-examine the money game in which they play.

Although I don't understand finance, professional terms such as financing also make me feel ignorant, but the connotation of human nature and sociality is indeed well portrayed [Like][Like][Like]

A quality novel

Yes, learning is not knowledge

It's okay, the case selection is good, the plot is a bit not simple

Although the writing background was ten years ago, I still benefited a lot. I don't know if it has been published yet

Suitable for newcomers in investment banking and finance. Half documentary and half novel, it is both enjoyable and rewarding.

Learned a lot

Interesting, worth reading

Very well written and worth reading

I saw 80%, and now I think I will give it five stars. I don't know what to say next, so let's continue.

A very good book. At least you can understand the general operation of capital.

It's a very nice book

I learned knowledge from the plot and saw that I am insignificant.

The plot is compact and reasonable, the characters are distinct, and the story is fascinating.

I have gained more knowledge. Although I don't understand much, the author touches on human nature, writes about capital, and understands life. This book is very good!