Kyoto's Bubble Era: Starting by Selling Off a Billion-Yuan Fortune

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Izumi Sakai was born on February 6, 1967. He is a Japanese singer, songwriter, and lead singer of the rock band ZARD. In 2007, Izumi Sakai died of cancer at the age of 40. Although it is a pity, she left us many popular songs, including "Don't Give Up", "My Friend", "Turn the Wheel of Fortune", etc.

Looking at the recent plot, the author doesn't like the Soviet Union very much. The one who wants to maintain the Soviet Union is very villainous, and the one who dismembers the Soviet Union has an expression of serving the country and the people, which is a bit uncomfortable.

The author simply doesn't understand what most people are complaining about. What we are complaining about is not the Soviet oligarch, and it has nothing to do with the pile of arms. Whether you can explain these authors or not, I can accept it because we can all reconcile it. The point is, this woman led people with guns into a futures company in broad daylight, threatened the futures market manager with a gun, and insisted on entering the market even if she had no money? Is this logical? I can't imagine how you can get back to this author? How can you suppress such a thing if it can make headlines immediately? This is Wall Street, not the countryside!

It's quite interesting, but I have a small comment. I think the relationship experience between Chino Rin and the protagonist is too thin and unreal. Let's take a look at their experiences. Rin was the fiancée of the protagonist at the beginning. Although she was the fiancé she chose, she also saw the potential and ambition of the protagonist. However, when they first met, she was flipped on the bed by Ning Zi. To be honest, when I saw this, I wanted to complain. Did they fall in love with each other in the process? Although the protagonist discovers that someone understands his psychological influence, the subsequent process is basically mentioned in one stroke, and even the game between the male protagonist and the Chino family has more details than the female protagonist. Then it comes to the current plot, Rin is under house arrest, the male protagonist and the Chino family completely fall out, and then He forcibly took Rin away and asked Rin to perform surgery on another heroine. How can I put it? Although it is a natural attribute, it is too unreal and has an illusory feeling. The other heroines still have foreshadowing. Norika, Kyoko, and Yako are the three heroines themselves. He was a subordinate who followed the protagonist in the early stage and experienced a lot together, including Kitano Ran who had a Yakuza background. People also made it very clear that from the beginning, he admired the protagonist's strength and cooperated with him in various ways. The most important thing is that they all joined his Kitano Group. It can be said that both lose and gain, but Chino Rin, based on the era background and family situation, I don't know why she would abandon everything and run to the protagonist. It doesn't make sense, especially since she has experienced very little. This inexplicable emotion makes me feel weird.

Too bad... Especially the new Soviet arms girl who is a total failure. Is this kind of person who can run rampant on the streets of the United States with a submachine gun and buy a batch of Soviet arms and put them in an American warehouse stupid? ? ? Didn't you even lose your logic for Jack's sake? ? ?

Fujiwara Norika

To be honest, I don't understand why he is stuck in a bank position. Don't talk about having power. The protagonist's power does not match his wealth at all. It is useless at all. The people associated with him are of different levels. No one will value his bank position. It's really boring to watch the protagonist fight against all kinds of obstacles in the bank.

This book is the most speechless business war book I have ever read Maybe it's because I haven't read enough of it. I have only read about a dozen books of this type But a book that can write business war into the urban Dragon King style is very speechless

Norika Fujiwara went to Hokkaido, and the protagonist didn't know anything about her situation. The protagonist didn't know what happened. If she encountered unspoken rules and the protagonist didn't help her, how could she not be fooled. She is the protagonist who many people know and the protagonist has offended many people. They will test Norika Fujiwara several times and find out that the protagonist has no reaction and will they rape her. After all, she was once the protagonist's woman, which is very attractive.