Qi Tongwei, Gao Yuliang, and Sha Ruijin fight tooth and nail in the political arena, scrambling for influence and alliances with their hearts in their throats. Meanwhile, second- and third-generation heirs make easy money in finance. I have no problem with that, but if you’re going to break the rules, don’t blame my Finance Sect: The sect is in trouble, return at once!!!!
The early chapters take their time setting things up. The real showdown begins in Chapter 80... Zhao Ruilong goes on a rampage,
while the sect’s holy maiden, Su Wanqing, has just one priority: stay safe, enjoy the gossip, and take it easy.
In the province of the Thirteen Guardians, throwing files, punching people, and rolling around on the floor are everyday occurrences. Jiangdong is a boiling mess, with one faction after another taking the stage.
Some fight until they’re bloody; others work themselves to the point of exhaustion.
Only Su Wanqing sits safely in the rear with a cup of tea,
focused on watching the show and calmly enjoying the gossip, never getting involved.
She picks no sides, causes no trouble, and takes no blame.
She wins by doing nothing and stays safe thanks to her powerful backers,
occasionally fixing a little problem along the way and picking up plenty of gossip.
Others lick blood off their blades while she watches from above the clouds.
Others scheme and plot while she stays serene and clear-eyed.
That’s what it means to have powerful backers and keep your cool, to wield great power without showing off,
to enjoy the gossip through one thrilling turn after another, and to stay impossibly steady all the way through!
I rarely give stars, but this book is really interesting, with a different perspective, and the starting point of the pig's feet is high enough. The speech and behavior are just right, not too esoteric or too plain-spoken, there is a touching plot, it is lively from time to time, and the plot is compact. Tian Guofu raised his head, his face covered with tears and snot. He didn't bother to wipe it, his lips were trembling, and his voice was broken: "I will listen to you... I will listen to you... Third Master, I will follow you for the rest of my life... I will follow you for the rest of my life..." He stretched out his hand to grab something, but pulled it back. "I will respect you just like my father... Third Master, I respect you..." His voice became louder and louder, and he became more and more excited, and he slid down from the wicker chair... "I, I, I... Want to make progress so much... I dream of making progress... I, I... Ah..." The third master leaned on the wicker chair, twirling the sea-yellow bracelet in his hand, his expression unchanged. He looked at Tian Guofu as if he were a high-ranking official - not distressed or disgusted, but indifferent as he was used to such scenes.
Good-looking, novel content, mainly aimed at foreign capital
There is a breath of fresh air in the novel. The last few chapters made me laugh so much that I almost passed away. The Organization Department poached someone from the Railway Bureau and I laughed so much that I peed my pants.
Not bad, worth a look
Very good, worth watching.