The Ups and Downs of the Stock Market: from Five Thousand to Hundreds of Millions in Hot Money

The first person point of view is 100% useless.

The story of Ning Caishen, a stockbroker, and a martial arts writer

Hahaha, many people who have lost money in stocks have come to write novels.

The writing is really good, but I was speculating in coins at the age of 14. I didn't make any money and even lost $30,000.

It's like writing a diary again. The opening three cards are not that exciting. I guess I played slowly.

Your book is very nice. Anyone who has really played in the financial market knows that it is very refreshing, but it is a bit fake and the money is too smooth.

😁😁😁 Recommended book: "Old Things in the Wind", this is my first work, I hope you can support it, thank you all

I think the writing is pretty good. Come on.

I read it in one sitting, it was very well written. As a novel, it lacks some ups and downs in the plot to bring about emotional explosions. Come on

{"NickName":"Chastwood","UserId":363359521}Look at the thing at the gate and quickly wag your tail, haha

A new author figures out everything on his own from the beginning. The editor gave me some suggestions later, and I got a little better feeling. So if you have time, comment on where the writing is good. For example, what aspects of plot, psychological description, and degree of reality restoration attracted you? And where the writing is not good. For example, the foreshadowing is too shallow, the sense of substitution is not good, and the characters are OOC.

It can't be an autobiography, right🤐