Wall Street Big Shots!

Too much writing has been spent on women, and I haven't written about the cold-bloodedness of Wall Street.

1. Can you not write so many chapters about women? Sometimes half a page or even a chapter is devoted to women, and you can just pass it through. Why write it in such detail? There are only so few chapters. Why do you need to write about that woman in one page? 2. The butt determines the brain, just don't write the kind of plot with white skin and yellow heart. I have seen too many, 90% of them are written like this early. I am tired of watching, can you be a little innovative?

Parallel world, good guy, you can write whatever you want

I just read Chapter 10, but I haven't read the rest. It's very well written, but the ruthlessness and coldness of capital is not described in depth.

In the United States in 1987, anyone who invested in Internet stocks could become a billionaire.

There were constant ups and downs, and I finished reading it in one go.

It's mind-blowing to watch, it's too complicated.

It's a pity that it's too young, and the heroine is really unattractive. It would be nice if she could be replaced.

There is no lunch break in the U. S. Stock market, and there is no such thing as an afternoon opening!

It's really well written, but it's a pity that now I only read this book and the God of Capital book on finance.

The writing is quite good. There are few works in this genre that write the plot in such detail. It's really a pity for the eunuch. If the author persists in writing the next book, he will definitely accumulate a number of old fans.

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