Taking the Easy Road: From Apartment Security Guard to Capitalist

This is an amazing novel. I feel that even without any special abilities, an ordinary person could climb the ladder step by step by following the protagonist's approach, dedicating all their energy and time to their career. It eliminates ineffective interpersonal relationships and communication, focusing on achieving excellence. Impressive!

Many people don't understand this book, feeling it's detached from reality, unrealistic, and too idealistic. But folks, the novel is about fulfilling dreams, not reality. Reality is already exhausting enough; getting caught up in it will only lead you astray. Five stars! Keep up the good work, author!

I've been reading it for over a week now, and the author is amazing. They started by looking at security guards to understand property management, covering everything from management layout to building layout, and then to the rhythm of building construction and urban planning. The data section is incredibly strong.

I skimmed through it briefly, and the story flows smoothly! However, the overall style is too detached; every choice is the result of a trade-off between gains and losses! The male and female leads are both too clear-headed and rational; their "liking" is also based on "interests"!

I haven't finished this novel yet; I've read half of it, and it's really good. It tells the story of an ordinary person who rises from a security guard to a senior figure in a company, showing shrewdness, worldly wisdom, and an understanding of what employers need. He uses the Lu family as a stepping stone. In this materialistic world, reading a novel like this is quite enjoyable. There's no typical "feel-good" story; it's about climbing the ladder step by step, which is very satisfying.

It's very novel and unique. This is the first time I've seen this kind of writing style on Tomato. It suits my taste. It's not the kind of writing where you have to do something because you took my things! Instead, it's about exchanging benefits and investing in advance. Moreover, the protagonist acts logically, changing one thing after another, making it impossible to predict what will happen next.

A bookworm with over 20 years of experience highly recommends this book. It requires you to calm down and read it slowly. The story unfolds in an orderly manner, progressing steadily step by step. It's packed with substantial content and doesn't pad the plot. However, the protagonist's personal life is described too little, just briefly mentioned. It needs some polishing.

I can't describe the writing style of this novel. From initially feeling a bit uncomfortable, I gradually grew to like it. Some reviews say the characters are like robots, and that's true; there's a certain feeling about that. But that's not the author's fault, because they're from a different social class.

It's a very logical book, but because the logic is so strong, human nature gets obscured. It has a solid foundation, though it lacks depth and richness, but it is definitely a good book!

It's interesting and relatively novel, but the protagonist seems to have lost all human warmth...