Finance of a Great Nation

The book is titled "Great Power Finance," but recently it's been focusing on everyday family matters, deviating from the main theme. However, I feel that if the author continues to write about finance, given the protagonist's overpowered abilities, his wealth will balloon to unimaginable levels by chapter 50 at most.

Chapter 603 has been reported. An active-duty soldier's wife cheated on him because he was always away from home? How could I be so blind as to subscribe to your book?

I've given so much in tips, and you haven't even marked it as a featured post! Hey author! Stop cleaning up the meat stuff, it's a bit toxic. Instead, help me open a shop back home and do some business.

The book is well-written. However, the author should write less about their troublesome family issues. Too much of that is discouraging. So far, I quite like the book.

Our company is dedicated to developing a "Godly Rich" system, and we are currently giving away 500 for free. The first 1000 people to participate will receive 6 points, with a 50% chance of winning.

The pacing feels a bit too fast; the author should try to control it a bit.

Taking care of relatives and friends, whether it's repairing roads, opening welfare factories, or donating money to the elderly, children, and students, is all acceptable. But what kind of care is this? Paying tens of thousands for rent and only giving them a few thousand in salary? Why not just let them exercise every day in their hometown and give them tens of thousands!

He treats close relatives like beggars, and even then, reluctantly. Yet he generously gives millions to a junior high classmate and her roommate, whom he hasn't contacted for eight or nine years. This is incredibly malicious.

Should the shares be allocated to those second-generation heirs and fourth-tier executives? If any shares should be given, they should be allocated to state-owned enterprises and large domestic and foreign conglomerates. What use are a few second-generation heirs to the financial industry?

My own family is full of messes, and I just want to read a novel to relax. Why would I want to read about the messes of your family, author? Aunts, uncles, great-aunts, and other relatives all have names that are only one character different from each other. I can't even tell the main character's name apart. If you've written such a satisfying story, wouldn't it be better to just go straight to the Qidian orphanage?