1873: America, Starting as a British Marquis

Yes, it's quite interesting to watch, but the plot is a little too tight. Various difficulties and conflicts come one after another without stopping. It feels like the protagonist keeps spinning like a top. It is recommended to insert a little buffer plot between each point, so that there are ups and downs to make it more enjoyable.

Very wonderfully written! A rare masterpiece! It's because of the details of the business war that the author shows in the book! There are still many people who have not noticed the details, and it is precisely because of these details that it is easier for readers to be immersed in the situation; instead of being like other books that either talk in general terms or just talk nonsense! However, there are still many things in the book that are too crude in terms of business war. I suggest that when the author is looking for information, he can search for business war cases on the Internet and then apply them! Another advantage of the author's book is that the characters have distinct personalities, which can be described in more depth later on! Just like the reason why Hong Kong TV series were so good in the past, that is because the good guy protagonist makes people love him to the core, the bad guy supporting role makes people want to stab him in the heart; the second male lead makes people feel heartbroken, and every character is very vivid. I feel like the author has very good hopes! But later on, can you please ask the author not to always write with such a dual standard of competition and freedom? When your opponent makes things difficult for the protagonist, you will always flaunt yourself as the highest moral point. Others are hindering free competition in the market, but when it comes to the protagonist, it becomes a very normal business competition? For example, he started to resist because the railway banned him, but after the protagonist deceived a railway company, he turned around and banned everyone who disobeyed him, and then told others that this was just normal business? When others refuse to sell the company, the protagonist resorts to all kinds of dirty tricks, forcing them to go bankrupt. He also tells others that this is free competition, but when others do, he uses the same tricks. Just become unruly? Others' monopoly hinders market freedom, but how many industries does the protagonist have a monopoly on? And he is also extremely domineering, and will kill others if they don't obey! In my opinion, it's okay. Business is like a battlefield, but can the author stop making the protagonist so noble every time he writes? This seems very hypocritical

AI is really powerful, otherwise who can update 40 books at the same time in one day? But it's really beautiful

It's a little short if you don't poke or poke.

Good looking, good looking, good looking, author, come on

It looks pretty good, but I don't know if it will be messed up later.

The plot is twists and turns and the characters are fleshed out! 👍

The plot is compact and talented. The article focuses on the overall situation and is worth following up.

A very good novel

The plot is compact and not procrastinating, come on