Reborn in the Age of Investment
重生之投资时代
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- Completed
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- 4.0M Words
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- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
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- 2y ago
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I've given up on the book. What I hate most is that the protagonist starts distributing shares before the company is even established, and the person distributing shares is neither a top talent nor has made any contribution to the company. At the same time, the protagonist and the person distributing shares are not even in a committed relationship. Why should they?
The stock market story is alright, but the reality is utter garbage. It's so unsatisfying. What's the point of being reborn if not for a better life? Finance is all about money, and then using money to do all sorts of things, right? But the protagonist says he's not interested in houses, not interested in luxury cars, not interested in any luxury goods, not even women, and yet he's acting all…
How come the protagonist starts a private equity fund and frantically pulls in all his relatives, friends, and classmates, and they all immediately become officials? The key issue is that these people are all ordinary newcomers to the industry, with only one or two years of experience. The company's future operations will only become chaotic and disorganized.
This book is good at explaining stock speculation in detail, which is a strength, but it has a few flaws. 1. The deliberate inclusion of a non-biological sister, Yu Ling, feels very contrived. Is the author actually a sister-obsessed person? 2. They inexplicably introduce a female assassin, who's 15 and wants to be a bodyguard.
The worst thing is when authors writing about finance include romance; 80% of readers of business novels are lost to the female lead.
The author's writing has improved so much! Aside from the slightly clichéd "family difficulties" at the beginning, everything else is quite good. Um, one more suggestion, consider it a heads-up: if it's a single-female-lead story, please don't include any ambiguous female supporting characters, and don't have any female supporting characters secretly in love with/like the protagonist.
The moment the female assassin appeared... This book... Is highly toxic. I'm outta here.
The last book started with a transnational case, this one's about a wealthy family feud. Neither is particularly interesting.
There's something subtle about it. Five hundred times in one night Then you need to gamble on the daily 10% or 20% daily price limit. Something's a little strange. Admittedly, market conditions played a role (the major price movements in gold). However, there is a threshold for human satisfaction. What I feel most accomplished about is...
This book was a real pain to read. Towards the end, it was almost entirely about stock market fluctuations; I even thought it was a text version of a stock trading platform.