The Historical Investor
历史投资人
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 279k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 7y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
134Chapters
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Reader comments 20
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After reading a lot of data, I thought it was a novel, but in the end it was just a complaint. Bye-Bye
I vomited blood and felt that my IQ was lower than that of ordinary people.
This author really has a grudge against women and also against readers.
Why are the female characters in this book either disgusting and pretentious, or simply unimpressive?
In the 1840s, Japan was a great power??
The contrast is too great. How can a group of time-travelers, whose IQ and force explode with all kinds of cheating, do anything to defeat a native from a backward era? Forcibly setting a level for the protagonist team, but this level is so low-level that there is no difficulty at all, but it makes a group of awesome characters helpless? Doesn't this mean that several top bosses with full-level divine equipment can't defeat a small boss in the novice village?
The setting of this time and space fine is very fascinating. It can travel through time and space, and it also uses low-level means such as fines to deal with time travellers...
As long as trade dumping can be defeated, why do we need to build any factories and bags of coins? The same dumping can solve it. Get a few samples and know how to produce modern mass production. That's not how much you want. Besides, that guy who is the king of coins, kill him. Just one, it's so simple. If anyone is in that position, kill them if they don't obey. If you have money, power and soldiers, how can you let them go so easily? This is not in line with economic and trade principles. Just like the United States, when it uses dollars and oil, it will fight if it can be defeated. If it can't be defeated, it will cause trade friction.
Aren't you going to the Three Kingdoms? Why aren't you going??? Also, the author, you are so incompetent in updating!!!
It's been a while since I wrote this book, but I still don't know what I'm writing about. It's not very exciting. Several investments made by the protagonist's team all failed at first glance. Even if they turn around and make money later, there doesn't seem to be much sense of accomplishment.