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The pace of the story is very steady, and there is no cheating routine from the beginning. The protagonist Kane started out as a casual worker on the docks, relying on calculation and resilience to fight against the powerful. Every step of his growth is solid and believable. "Compound interest" is not only the title of the book, but also hidden in the logic of his work, which makes it very immersive to read.

The protagonist's "old aristocratic" background and the struggle at the bottom form an interesting tension. The setting of "The Book of Compound Interest" runs throughout, giving the growth line more logical support. Images such as gray snow, waste crystals, and sand of time create a unique atmosphere. However, some branches are a little hasty, but overall it is a new fantasy work worth reading.

The story is very thoughtful and medieval-style. The poor boy Kane makes progress step by step, all with hard work. There just isn't much of a love story. I wanted to see him and Elena together. The author didn't write much about it, but the interaction was still sweet. Come on, author, look forward to the new book

Not bad, give it a try, it's only a few chapters [star]

Yes, the book is okay, you can read it!