We Agreed to Slack Off and Play Games, So Why Are You Crushing Wall Street?

Awesome! A newly crowned top-tier succubus! Name: Su Hao [Male] Skills: Stock Market Mini-Map (Intuition in the early stages, guidance in the later stages) Special Attribute: Max Luck Evaluation: Choose to be my friend, or my stepping stone? The God of the Stock Market—sometimes it's unclear whether he predicts the outcome or manipulates the process.

It's great! So satisfying!!! No cheesy, melodramatic plot twists! No overly romantic or suggestive scenes—it's absolutely perfect!!!

This book is a breath of fresh air in the current novel scene. The protagonist is currently focused on his career, and the usual tropes of class reunions, relatives' weddings, and being dumped by an ex-girlfriend—all those stale, pretentious moments—are absent. Even the only younger sister is treated like a normal character, without the forced charade of being bullied. It's a standard, satisfying story about building a career and making money! 👍👍👍👍👍

First, the strengths: the logic is sound, the satisfying moments are great, the writing is good, and many of the emotional descriptions are spot-on and captivating. Weaknesses: The pacing is too fast, and the details are insufficient. If it continues at this pace, there might not be much left to write about after another hundred pages.

Congratulations on the completion! It ended just as expected, catching up with the current timeline. And I'm quite glad the author didn't force themselves to continue; if they had continued writing about events with real-world counterparts, the chances of it falling apart would have been too high. It's good to know when to stop and when to end!

This book is truly well-written and incredibly enjoyable to read. The way it uses the descriptions of other characters to highlight the protagonist is handled exceptionally well. I haven't read such a satisfying book in a long time. Both the career and daily life aspects are handled comfortably. I highly recommend it.

So good! 🥰 I hope it ends without a female lead.

It's been a long time since I've read such a good novel on Tomato Bookstore. As a bookworm for 15 years, I'm very picky about books; I can't even finish a few dozen chapters. This is one of the few books I finished that left me wanting more. The outline is amazing—using billions to leverage hundreds of billions overseas—and the plot is intricately linked. The author is truly talented! I hope the author updates a hundred chapters a day; I can't even bear to look! 🤦🤦🤦🤦

It's really enjoyable. Even a complete novice like me who has never been involved in the stock market can read it. It has nothing to do with traditional professional articles that require a lot of professional knowledge, but it really gives you that exhilarating feeling of predicting major events and speculators conquering the battlefield with a stroke of their pens.

It's great, but the constant stream of exciting moments can get tiring. I hope the author can balance work and rest, and not make the protagonist cramp up all the time 😂 The protagonist also needs a life "after get off work," of course, this is just my personal opinion.