
The Fourth Spirit Stone Financial Crisis
第四次灵石金融危机
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- Ongoing
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- 2.0M Words
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- Sci-Fi
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- Super Tech
- Updated
- 2y ago
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I learned a lot from Hai Da's two books, although I learned the ideas he expressed in a fragmented way. Having read online novels for 10 years, I can say that this book and the previous one are the best I've ever read, far surpassing 99% of online novels. Other novels published in recent years or now are not worth reading; they all boil down to leveling up, becoming stronger, and picking up girls.
😰Can spirit stones be compared to money? Money, whether it's paper money or gold, is not a necessity, but spirit stones are a necessary consumable in the cultivation world. Let me see how you manage to turn this thing into capital.
This book is so realistic that it makes you feel that such a world should exist, and that these things really do happen in it. The specific cases depicted by the author under the economic system reform truly illustrate the resistance to reform, rather than portraying reform as easily achieved or as a stereotypical political faction, as in other novels. Reality is never that simple.
Please note the following in this comment section: Under normal circumstances, posts in this comment section are not deleted and comments are not restricted. But if someone comes to make comments without even finishing the first three chapters of the novel, don't blame me for deleting their comment.
This is the only novel I've read that mentions longevity species reducing the rate of return on capital. It seems the productivity of the cultivation world is no less than that of early 20th-century Japan, enough to trigger a financial crisis.
I think the cultivation system in this book is quite good. Cultivators strive to prolong their lives and increase their martial prowess to defeat their opponents. Even after reaching a certain level, they are bound by the laws of Heaven and cannot commit acts such as massacring entire cities, exterminating entire families, or causing annihilation.
I just read this book, and the concept is very interesting. However, I have a question: how can finance operate in a world where force is concentrated in one's own hands? The strongest can disregard rules, make no compromises, and fear no threats. Their will is the will of Heaven; what's yours is mine. Even if everyone in the world is hostile to them, they remain unmoved, like a gentle breeze.
The author of this book clearly has a deep understanding of the real world; he's not the kind of gullible reader easily swayed by the media. Although it's set in a cultivation world, it's actually closer to real society than many novels that focus on reality. It often brings a knowing smile to my face. I also wish the author good luck.
This is very interesting. It's clear the author has some knowledge of economics, finance, and management. This is the first time I've seen this kind of subject matter on Qidian.com.
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