The Super Trader

A finance professional stumbled upon this book while passing by. With the intention of reading a lighthearted, enjoyable story, I read six chapters before deciding I couldn't continue. While I'm certain the author has little experience in the finance industry, given that the protagonist is supposed to be a graduate of a "prestigious university with a finance degree," wouldn't it have been better…

It's readable, not too toxic. Why do people keep saying it's toxic? This book reads smoothly, that's fine. Some people say it's different from real-world transactions, but as a layman, I think it makes a lot of sense and it's very well written. This is the author's world, not the real world, so don't compare the novel to reality.

The protagonist is an exemplary saint who repays evil with kindness; truly, if everyone gives a little love, the world will become a better place tomorrow.

The orphanage at Qidian has lost a formidable warrior. As one of the few protagonists with both parents You deserve to be rich! Average subscriptions exceeded 10,000, and monthly tickets reached 8,000. 🤓

If the protagonist and his girlfriend aren't getting along, they should break up sooner rather than later. It's pointless if the girlfriend cheats on the protagonist, he acts all high and mighty, and then gets humiliated. More workplace-themed content, more frequent updates, I can't get enough!

Can the male and female leads who are showing their love be featured?

When I read the chapter about the breakup, I felt that the male protagonist was hypocritical and shameless. He concealed his income while suspecting his girlfriend. He was having an ambiguous relationship with Lian Yingying, who was aware of his affair but continued to do so, sending him WeChat messages every day.

Having read up to Chapter 15 where he dies from poisoning, I could barely tolerate the initial mockery. I even tolerated helping his apprentice who mocked him once. But to be mocked again after helping, and then help him again, was utterly disgusting. His reasons for helping were so flimsy. He hadn't even been officially hired yet, how much affection did he have for the company, yet he had the audacity to say he was helping whenever he could. A sycophantic, ultimate bootlicker.

Only fourteen chapters and already two "saintly" moments! Even if you're going to help someone, you should help a loyal follower, not some incompetent, ambitious little man who's always targeting you! It makes me want to smash my phone!

Let me briefly talk about traders. This isn't meant to defend them; I just want everyone to have a realistic understanding of the profession. US stock traders typically work irregular hours, often feeling drowsy during the day but energetic at night, and the same goes for weekends. As a result, most US stock traders are homebodies, with many not leaving their homes for a week at a time.