Urban: Starting with a Financial Simulator

The campus belle of Peking University takes the initiative to contact you, and you happily accept the invitation. You get into her Lamborghini, sit in the passenger seat smoking a cigar, and give a dismissive smile, saying, "Just say what you need to say, stop with the fancy stuff." The Lamborghini pulls up to the school gate, and the security guard says, "The campus is closed due to the pandemic; you should go back."

Do all those who write about finance these days like to show off? They've got a cheat code, so they start a thread to show off first.

I read two chapters and gave up. A school beauty suddenly appears out of nowhere, wants to marry you, and even gives you money. I'm already poisoned.

I was discouraged by the forum. Unless you're planning to start a private equity firm. What?! Who in finance needs to be famous? Unless it's for hype! It's about perspective.

This protagonist is just a fat sheep, flaunting his wealth like that without fear of dying soon? He has money but no ability to protect it!

When it comes to aristocratic families, clans, marriage alliances, or sham marriages, what comes to mind?

This is the Time Travel Management Bureau. The system has been released. If you need a time travel slot or access to the system, type 1.

There's no excitement. The idea that someone who shorted hundreds of millions of dollars worth of US stocks is afraid to leave the country completely limits the scope of this book! It underestimates the American perspective. Shorting a country's stock market for billions or even tens of billions of dollars is a reality; some lose, some make money, and they're not afraid to leave.

The premise was good, but the forum posturing and the female lead were flaws; the character died from poisoning.

Can't you just trade stocks properly? Next, is there going to be some campus beauty causing trouble with her family, then you dump your stock holdings, make a profit, and show off? What kind of outdated tactics are these?