
Hong Kong's New Wealthy Clan
香江新豪门
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- Completed
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- 2.9M Words
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- Urban
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- Urban Life
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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There are more and more Hong Kong-produced books recently, which is great. Many of the new books are in the Siheyuan style, which is incomprehensible to southerners and is very annoying.
It's disgusting to watch. This protagonist is someone else's money-making tool He keeps borrowing money to buy properties, and then makes money from the stock market and financial securities to repay bank interest. So what's the point of this? Work hard to make money and then pay back the loan? The key point is that this routine is endless. Can you change the routine? All industries have extremely low shareholding ratios, and then they just want to help shareholders make money.
Stop writing about Brigitte Lin. The main character is almost older now. If you are so rich, why do you have to marry an old woman? Brigitte becomes more and more handsome as she gets older.
A personal opinion: I don't know much about finance, but after looking at the protagonist's shareholdings in the business group, I feel that the protagonist is very stupid. First: The protagonist holds too few shares in the company. Every time he sees the company's value skyrocketing, those shareholders feel like they are just lying down and grabbing money. Second: The protagonist should increase the personal shareholding of the parent company as high as possible. It is best to give more shares to the subsidiary company, so that the interests can be maximized even if the subsidiary company does not hold shares alone; or the protagonist should maintain the largest shareholding in the parent company and the subsidiary company at the same time. I read that the protagonist in the book seems to own 45% of the shares of the parent company, while the subsidiaries do not hold separate shares, so every time I see each subsidiary making a lot of money based on the protagonist's business acumen (business plan), but it is not proportional to his efforts! In other words, the benefits gained by other shareholders are too great. If the protagonists of all the plans are directly given to others and they just follow the script, they can make more money than robbing a bank.
Almost enough money is enough. I feel like being rich in the world is enough. As for the female star sniper, it is best not to spend money at the beginning. Everyone knows that you have money. Let the female star repay you. After you have fun, you will pay the breakup fee. If you are young and rich, you will be chased. You are a playboy like Li Zizi.
Recruiting Lin Qing🦐 is really a failure. This girl's relationship history is too rich. It's ridiculous to raise her outside and let her in.
The most beautiful woman in Hong Kong
Beauty
Fang Jin's plot is a bit like a dish. During the cooking process, the chef had a few drops of snot in it, which made him sick.
This protagonist is really a stallion, why didn't he even pick one? , I'll accept people like Ruby Lin, some people can just have fun, fast food is enough.
Forget it, the head office holds more than 30% of the shares. It is obviously the boss and it feels like a part-time job.