Xiangjiang New Rich Family

The whole text is really long-winded. Every time I do something, I always have to give a bunch of introductions before doing it. There is really too much nonsense and I can't do more about the business. The subject matter is originally written like this. It can only be said that the author does not have enough knowledge reserve, or he copied it from somewhere. There is a book called "People in Xiangjiang, Building a Super Chaebol". Your content overlaps a lot with it, but compared with other people's work, you are a scumbag. Please go read it. You must copy the essence when you are speculating.

It's all Liu from beginning to end. Your ancestor is so annoying😣

Nice

You have finished listening to this book

It's just a running account of a stallion. There are too many women and they are not afraid of dying early. It's disgusting to look at.

So-so,

The overall content is quite good, four stars. ①The timeline is a bit vague, especially the time before the male protagonist traveled through time is not mentioned. By the end, he is 16 years old and still knows about the stock market. This is a bit far-fetched. ②The male protagonist in the whole story has no rivals. He started off by following the route of "Old Liu", and then sent "Huang Yulang" into the game. He became the leader of the media, and then he had no rivals. He became the richest man in the world smoothly, without any twists and turns, it was so smooth. ③The male protagonist's method of "dominance" over all women is well written. He does not blindly focus on "charm". Teaching them to make money is the long-term core. ④The male protagonist's career planning is reasonable, focusing on several core industries, holding shares in multiple companies, expanding family wealth, etc.; However, he does not take foreign families seriously. I personally feel that it is unlikely that the male protagonist can develop so smoothly, and there will be limitations. ⑤The arrangement and management of the male protagonist's children are very reasonable, and everything is considered for the development of the family.

Well enough

Not good

After reading more than 100 chapters, the overall plot is to get a celebrity woman, and then to get real estate, interspersed with the stock market, and make money. There must be a woman involved in one or two chapters. . The living atmosphere is not strong. The lecturer introduces real estate and the stock market in a clear and logical manner, as well as dealing with women. . Then the rest of the plot is pretty bland. There is no interaction between the supporting characters [not counting women], and the scene feels vivid. Many things are not explained clearly. If you like this kind of pure business and ignore bugs, you can watch it if you don't care about it. . .