Livestreaming as the God of Finance

What a ridiculous topic! Those financial companies that deal with stocks require their employees to sign confidentiality agreements, but you're livestreaming stock trading – it's laughable! You're basically telling those financial giants, "The (retail investors) have been harvested; please check your inbox."

What the heck is live-streaming finance? If you dare recommend stocks in a live stream, you're definitely going to get arrested for illegal fundraising or market manipulation. And what kind of writing is this, getting cheated on right from the start? Doesn't the author feel comfortable sharing their personal experience? The first page made me uncomfortable; forgive me, but as someone who's never been cheated on, I can't appreciate it.

In China, it seems to be called illegal fundraising 😅. Live streaming has become popular, but isn't it just manipulating stocks? With hundreds of thousands of fans, you can make it rise or fall as you please. And you can just have the cheats yourself, and the girl can just be cute.

There's a problem with the design, which is why it looks particularly awkward. 1. Financial live streaming is illegal. Disclosing holdings and operations during trading hours is fine when you have few followers and small amounts of capital. However, once you become a prominent figure with large sums of money, continuing to disclose this information during trading hours raises suspicions of stock…

What kind of background did you have in your past life? A master in your past life and a top student in this one? You just seem like a childish kid. And you're doing live streaming? If you don't understand finance, don't write about it.

This book definitely suffers from "artsy" tendencies, focusing too much on the theme of left-behind children without considering mainstream market preferences, so the poor sales figures are to be expected. As for the haters in the review section who keep asking when the book will be abandoned, please stop spamming. It's pointless. My old books still generate some revenue, and with this book, I will try my best to fulfill my dream and tell this beautiful story well.

This protagonist doesn't seem like a reborn person who has experienced many hardships; he's just an innocent student.

In a bizarre turn of events, a top student from a prestigious university had his mental state shattered and dropped out after being messed up by a woman, and started doing live streaming.

It's just a guide to how to be a novice in the stock market, yet it tries to act all high and mighty.

Ugh, I haven't even read a single chapter of this book, and the title alone screams "flop."