Zero Degree Rule: Love You at the End of the Rules

This is a rare urban novel that integrates professional knowledge with the original warmth of human nature in many years. It accurately dissects the flesh-and-blood entanglement between the iron law of capital and the warmth of human nature. At the beginning of the multi-billion battle at the Singapore International Arbitration Tribunal, Xu Anning was so stunning that he sealed his throat with a sword at the age of 24, instantly pulling me into a peak showdown of IQ and will. But just when I thought this was just a "feeling story about a heroine in the workplace", the author suddenly tore open the gorgeous robe, revealing the bloody struggle for survival inside - the real climax of the story actually started in the early morning Internet cafe of Jiangcheng old train station, with the orphan girl with only 27 yuan in her pocket. The appearance of Xu Anning is the most realistic survival guide in the urban jungle. The torture of three days and two nights in a hard-seat green leather car, the perseverance of eating cold steamed buns in the Internet cafe, and the desperate plea for help to the dusty QQ account. Every detail is like a steel needle piercing my heart. But the most shocking thing was when she was faced with a top-grade apartment and ten thousand yuan in cash, she tore out her homework book and wrote a five hundred yuan IOU. Behind the IOU is not only a rejection of charity, but also a declaration of self-esteem in the face of a cold world. The author uses delicate but extremely tense brushwork to make Xu Anning's figure standing on the top-grade marble floor carrying an old schoolbag become the most dazzling symbol of class collision. When I saw the impact of that IOU, I understood that this was not the cliché redemption of a boss, but a soul using the humblest and most arrogant way to carve out the first crack in the iron wall of secular rules. The author's portrayal of Lin Jiyang really amazed me. He is a cold machine that directs tens of billions of mergers and acquisitions, a "living king of hell" who makes opponents sweat at the negotiation table, and the incarnation of rules that use data links to build absolute defense. But the author's wonderful strokes are that there is always a ray of warm light in the coldest part of the ice peak - when he won the arbitration case in Singapore, he held icy blue tulips and presented flowers to the public; when he received a QQ message late at night in New York, the phone vibrated weakly in his trouser pocket; the long-dried camellia specimen from Qingyuan County in the office. The most wonderful ice-breaking moment happened during lunch at Genting Club. When Xu Anning looked at the exquisite desserts and muttered unconsciously in Qingyuan dialect, the corners of the lips of President Bingshan, who had not smiled for many years, actually curved in a real way! I think this smile triggered by dialect is a stroke of genius by the author. At the same time, I found that the author's novel adopts a double-helix narrative structure. On one side is Xu Anning's extreme run in order to survive, and on the other side is Lin Jiyang's coldness and ease in the capital battlefield. When the two lines intersected on the escalator of Xinghui Plaza, Lin Wanwan and Xu Anning passed by each other, forming the cruelest ukiyo-e in Jiangcheng (the author really wrote this paragraph wonderfully). In addition, the most outstanding thing about this novel is the details of business war and the hard-core level of legal knowledge. Unlike the boss questions that are everywhere, this novel is extremely professional in its description of capital mergers and acquisitions, corporate management, and legal rules, and I believe this is the author's profound professional accumulation (the author has relevant explanations in the introduction). And when the male protagonist's uncle planted his cronies under the guise of "risk assessment", the male protagonist used the supply chain data chain to counterattack, which was simply a textbook demonstration of power-seeking in the workplace (completely different from ordinary boss stories, the author showed me what a big company should be like). Then, this novel is completely different from traditional urban novels in terms of emotional description. It does not say I love you vigorously (even apart from the title, I have not seen a word love so far), but uses a cold and restrained writing style to construct two completely different emotions. However, it made me see an extremely rational reality. I would like to sum up the emotion constructed by the author in one sentence: true love is not a greenhouse of charity, but the power that allows weeds to grow proudly in the cracks of the rules (I don't know if this understanding is correct, but this is something I can feel). This novel has been updated to Chapter 21, and only the foreshadowing has been completed. The author used 110,000 words to construct a story framework about growth and rules. It can be seen from the introduction that the heroine will eventually become an excellent lawyer. The author never seemed to want to give away the story. He or she told the readers the ending first, hoping to let us see where the heroine came from. I'm looking forward to seeing where this comes from. Finally, what I want to say is that the depth of this novel is that it transcends the general sweet pet or business war genres. This novel uses a cold writing style to describe the warmth and coldness of the world, but it always reveals the tenacity of humanity in desperate situations - just like the tip of Xu Anning's heroic pen, although it is cheap, it can carve the deepest dignity on the destiny examination paper. {"TopicId":"995007324090269696","TopicName":"Book Review Activity"}{"TopicId":"804728532092780544","TopicName":"Book Famine Terminator" }{"TopicId":"1173780477984571392","TopicName":"Slow Heat"}{"TopicId":"586286831142961152","TopicName":"Book Recommendation"}

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I saw the introduction, but I didn't read the above at all But when I saw the last sentence, I knew the author was great 🌹