I Can See the Rate of Return
我能看到收益率
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 790k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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262Chapters
31.1kRecommendations
85.7kFans
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This is an urban fantasy novel. The author wants to capture the daily life of the characters and make them incredibly wealthy (and arrogant)! Believe it or not, if I write about stock trading like this for around chapter 150, the readership will plummet because most people don't actually know anything about it and are just reading for fun! The author needs to give some feedback…
The common poison of these kinds of books is that because the money comes too easily, spending it makes you feel like a fool, like you've been ripped off or cheated—it's incredibly toxic. The appeal of having money is having the freedom to do what everyone wants, whether it's traveling, investing, or chasing women. But if you spend it like an idiot, that's just too toxic.
I was writing about "family families" (or "established families"), but I'm abandoning the book now. Previously, many of the so-called spot trading platforms didn't have any real "family families." Provincial approvals were easy to obtain; all you had to do was pay taxes. The bulk of the profits came from agents and member units, who profited from the trading positions.
The last chapter was a bit toxic. It's just about buying a house; even a luxury house doesn't have so many requirements, but they still make it impossible to move in for two years. With conditions like that, the house is definitely not going to sell.
Am I the only one who thinks the main character is stupid?
Chapter 143 is extremely toxic. Buying a house requires groveling, and the buyer can buy it back in two years. Pah!
Authors of this type of novel never quietly make a fortune; they're basically always advising people to buy this stock or that stock, and people don't appreciate it. Even if others make money, they won't believe it, and the vicious cycle continues.
They have amazing advantages and they're still licking their boots? I can't stand it anymore. Sorry, I'm outta here.
The protagonist's handling of emotions is terrible; if you can't write well, don't include so many women.
I really can't stand it anymore. They bought their first house and couldn't even live in it for two years. And the second one is the same. I'm disgusted.