
Starting in Hong Kong, I Set My Sights on the Islands and Take Over the World
从香江开始布局海岛,掌控全球
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Farming
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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This book 📚 is very exciting and beautiful 👀 Good luck to the author
I can read it, but there are many chapters where the same person appears before and after but the names are inconsistent.
The writing is okay, but it was a bit fast in the early stages. It would be better to slow down the pace a bit.
The author still doesn't understand Hong Kong finance. The stock market can not only be bought up, but also shorted backhand. However, overall it's still pretty good-looking. Come on! Oh power! . . . . .
Very nice. I read it all in one sitting.
Come on! It's very good, but it depends on whether it will be done in the future?
Keep working hard to distribute food
The funniest thing is that the protagonist wants to control the world? Even the United States dare not say it!
It was good at first, but the main character's investment company had to be turned into a listed company in the early stage. Others are pretty good
You can say that these consortiums are bad, but you can't say that they are good. They have been in power for a hundred or two hundred years. Damn, I went straight to space [laughs evilly]