
North America: From Fugitive to Wall Street
北美,从亡命徒到华尔街
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 244k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical High-Concept
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
118Chapters
2Reads
7.0Score
22.4kReads · all time
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Come on, tomatoes of this quality are rare. In the same style as the British novel, the interpretation of interests and intrigues is irresistible.
It's good to read. I haven't read many historical articles about North America. I think the opening chapter is good. It starts from the Chinese Exclusion Act. It's an angle that's not common [please read carefully]
Really, the author, as always, uses his rigorous attitude and devotes all his energy to his book to interpret his enthusiasm. I think such an author should give him more promotions instead of gold sinking in the desert. So far, this is just my personal opinion. Anyway, I think it looks good.
I asked why it looked like an old friend. It turned out to be the work of an old friend.
From the last book to this point, I can only say that there are still too few words, but it will get better in a while.
I've read all the author's books, so I'd better stick to this one before it's gone 🤦
List our Western friends!
Brilliant, rare book
Brother, why are you a eunuch?
I got this last book, this one is really good but a little lacking.