Embezzling My Entire Clan’s Money to Trade Stocks, I Lost Everything? Now I’m Making Billions!

The content was pretty good, and there weren't too many melodramatic plot points. Especially the part about being afraid of their parents finding out they were making money.

If you dared to do that in China, everyone else would have already profited; it's just a bunch of reckless partying.

It's good, very enjoyable to watch. Many insiders who didn't understand stock trading before now understand, no wonder they were "leeks" (victims) before. But could you please reduce that green tea bitch behavior from the assistant in the first few dozen chapters?

It's a very good show, but please reduce the amount of screen time devoted to the secretary. Focus more on stock trading or other money-related topics. Or, include a bit about childhood sweethearts. Avoid writing about the secretary altogether, as many people dislike it, based on the comments. Well, it's getting better and better. It wasn't very good at first, but it improved in the middle, and then it started to look better and better.

Kudos to the author! What I like most about this book is the absence of envious villagers. In other novels, villagers usually appear later on, envious of the protagonist's income, thinking, "You earn billions and I only get a tiny share," then they incite others to cause trouble to increase their share, only to fail and be abandoned, or they try to get the protagonist to withdraw their money and reinvest it, making a 100% profit without giving the protagonist a share. None of that happened! 😏

If the older brother doesn't want to update, he should just say so. Why be so perfunctory with his younger brother? It only makes the younger brother seem presumptuous. The older brother is frail and needs more rest. The younger brother's urging is wrong and is hurting his older brother's health, which is distressing for him. But what does the younger brother care about whether the older brother is injured or not?

It was very enjoyable to watch, but it was too short. If it doesn't fall apart later on, it will definitely become a hit.

This book is really well-written. As a long-time bookworm who experienced the era of nationwide stock speculation, I remember how even the cleaning staff at my workplace would talk about the stock market after their breaks. My wife would take my entire paycheck and start investing. Thinking back on it now brings tears to my eyes!

I finished reading it quickly. It's a decent, lighthearted read, though the logic is rather superficial and glossed over; don't overanalyze the details. However, it uses the same formula for a lot of content, which gets a bit tiresome.

The rating shouldn't be this low. Is it because it's a new book? I think it's so good, it's incredibly enjoyable to read! It's already reached 10 billion views in less than 100 chapters. When it finally takes over the foreign stock markets, that'll be absolutely amazing!