Fanqie catalogue
Books by 御剑青狼
- Matches
- 5
Fanqie books matched on the author's name.
-
I Became the God of Theater in The End of Ten Days 我在十日终焉当戏神
[Original Zodiac Games] + [Logical Deduction] + [Decisive and Ruthless] Through one fascinating and dangerous zodiac game after another, the protagonist, Yu Dong, explores the secrets of the Land of the End. Told in an [Infinite Flow] format, with [layers of interlocking schemes] and a [golden finger], while concise character relationships and backstory are woven into the plot. It borrows elements from the original work, Ten Days to the End, but is not bound by it.
458Reads—Score—Shelves
-
The Trader 作手
The protagonist has spent years navigating the capital markets and has long seen through the illusions on the surface of trading. He doesn’t chase market trends or follow the big players. He is the one moving the pieces. He takes control of markets, manipulates hot stocks, lays traps to reap profits, and walks the line between the rules, trading blows with speculative investors, financial tycoons, and rivals in the industry. On the trading floor, fortunes rise and fall in a brutal struggle. Beyo
35Reads—Score102Shelves
-
Crossing the Sea of Stocks 股海渡
Mei Xuan, a generation-defining stock god, has survived the blood and fury of the masters' tournament for stock gods, only to transmigrate to a prehistoric civilization and raise the banner of resistance against giant beasts… (Unify all of humanity's understanding, and respect basic logic)
3Reads—Score—Shelves
-
The Merchant Ancestor Reborn: Building a Billion-Dollar Business Empire 商祖重生，疯狂打造亿万商业帝国
Rebirth + schemes + comedy + business warfare + decisive ruthlessness I have three principles when it comes to doing business: 1. Always buy low and sell high. 2. Whoever tries to fool me, I fool right back. 3. I never take the easy road. If the road is tough, I make someone else take it for me.
—Reads—Score—Shelves
-
Dongguan Taxi Driver 东莞的哥
As the saying goes, the people who know a city best are its taxi drivers. Night-shift drivers, in particular, often face the darkest and ugliest side of city life. The lives of men and women drinking and carousing may seem glamorous, but they are really full of joy, anger, sorrow, and grief. Behind those carefully crafted masks, everyone has a soul with nowhere to belong…
—Reads—Score—Shelves