At first, I was deceived by the title, thinking it was another Mary Sue system cool article that sells brainlessly and sells feelings. As a 2500+ bookworm, I started reading this book after missing it two or three times. I really regret why I didn't start reading it earlier. The author's knowledge is extremely broad, covering politics, history, culture, technology, and economy. The depth of the authors' roots in the fields of economics and technology, in particular, is simply breathtaking. And the most amazing thing is: as the story is told, I can understand from line to line, even as an economics novice, what short selling is, what leverage is, etc. Let's talk about the writing style. The golden age of Japan is used as the story line to connect small historical events every day. There is no sense of inconsistency at all. The rhythm of the writing is very well controlled. It is really refreshing to watch the heroine use her knowledge and ruthlessness to make a comeback for a family that is on the verge of collapse. The characters are also very distinct. I really love Miss Miss. Such a beautiful and lovely capitalist must hang on the best and pinkest street lamp. [Adoration] [Adoration] Amy also established the character of yandere and technology geek very well, or you can deduct four from the eldest lady.) Even in the supporting roles such as Okura, you can also see the arc of the characters. From a delicate and domineering upstart girl, after being overthrown by the protagonist, she becomes a tough and simple band member who faces life and loves music. There are no villains in the traditional sense, they are just ordinary people trying to survive, but they are even more profound. After talking about the characters and stories of the three elements of the novel, the next step is to analyze the environment of the novel. There are a lot of environmental descriptions in this novel, both the natural environment and the social environment play an important role. Whether it is used as a background or to create an atmosphere that reflects the character's mood and situation, it is just right. It's been a long time since I've been able to read a novel with such enjoyment on Tomato. I finally know what Japan's so-called lost 20 years refer to, and I have a deeper understanding of Japanese culture. Putting this novel on Tomato is really an understatement.
These are my favorites. Although the sixth book has not reached 1 million, it has already exceeded 900,000. It is highly recommended by hard-core academics.