Reborn, Corporate Warfare, TV Drama Style, Conglomerates, Political Maneuvering, No System
In America, there's nothing money can't buy. And if there is, you just don't have enough money yet.
The year 2000, on the eve of the millennium, just before the dot-com bubble burst.
Ike Corleone, an Irish thug from the bottom rungs of Brooklyn, wakes up in a cheap rental apartment.
But he has two things going for him:
First, memories of the global economy over the next twenty years.
Second, a hundred million dollars in dead accounts at a bank in Zurich, Switzerland!
Go all in from the start and short the Nasdaq!
While Wall Street's elite are still celebrating the internet boom, Ike has already sharpened his cleaver.
Overnight, trillions in wealth vanish. Countless people line up to jump from buildings, while he steps over Wall Street's corpses and claims the crown!
It's pretty good, but there are still some traces of AI. The emotions of all the characters are too single, and the plot twist is a bit stiff. But the AI smell is already very weak. I quite like this type of book, and the logic of this book is quite smooth, so I hope the author will continue his work👍
Well written. Chapter 47 is very well written. Conflicting economic interests, darkness of power, etc.
This book deserves full marks
Full marks Must be full marks
It looks good, so the image of the male protagonist is based on Eddie Redmayne?
Close to reality, the invisible side is ruthless
A thoughtful book
It's good-looking, has strict logic, and is a cool article. Recommended! It's really beautiful, but it's a pity that I can't write it back to China.
Good. Recommend. Come on⛽
Not bad, come on, there are a few books like Tomato