Cang's Ramblings

Chapter 730 726. Comments on "The Black Stone Code"

Hello everyone, I am Cang Yiwei.

Today I would like to recommend a 236 million-word fantasy novel to you.

"The Black Stone Code", Tripod, Level 5 author.

Category: Fantasy-Alternative Fantasy.

【Introduction】

If you could live your life again, what would you choose?
Or just like this time, be an ordinary person, perhaps with a restrained divine light, but unknown, lying high in the clouds watching them roll and unfold?
Or do you use the world as your stage, stir up the world's situation, make the whole world dance around you, and make people's hearts beat faster because of your every word and action?
Write your own laws and set the rules I say. Life is short, either light up yourself or burn the world!
【Brief Comment】

I have said before that works in the fantasy category do not perform very well and it is difficult for particularly high-quality works to appear.

I always felt this way until I came across this book today.

But this book today changed my mind.

Although this book can be submitted to the fantasy category, I think it can also be submitted to the urban category.

The protagonist of the story, Lin Qi, is still a time traveler. He is penniless and relies on his girlfriend for support. When they break up, he doesn't ask her to stay. Because he has no reason to.

After that, he started his money-making plan.

His plan, when successfully implemented, may not be complicated.

But when I think about this idea, it is really amazing!

How did he do it?
First, he found a laundry shop owned by a local tycoon in the gray industry, which was a place for the tycoon to launder money.

However, he had no way to launder all the large denomination amounts because it would be easy to detect.

The author's solution was to exchange coins through the local newsboy.

A dollar was exchanged for 97 cents, so he lost three cents to the newsboy. He took another dollar to the laundry, which got a 10% commission, so he earned 7 cents.

The laundry shop then took these coins to the tax bureau to report taxes, thereby achieving his goal of money laundering.

Through this cycle, the newspaper boy got 3% of the profit, the protagonist got 7% ​​of the profit, and the tycoon achieved the purpose of money laundering, a win-win situation for all three parties. The protagonist quickly made thousands of dollars and was spotted by the tax officials.

However, he was prepared.

The tax officials found no coins from his cart, nor did they find the exchanged amount from his residence. They did not dare to touch the tycoon easily.

In this way, the protagonist began his glorious life of stepping into the financial world and creating various miracles.

This book boasts rigorous logic, excellent writing, and a captivating plot. Both the detailed settings and the characterizations are vividly portrayed. It's hard to imagine an author like this wasn't previously highly popular.

The reason why I say this book is also suitable for urban classification and may perform better is because there is a lack of such works in the field of urban entertainment.

Urban entertainment is more of a diary-like, simple and brainless system flow.

The Way to Make Money lacks the strict logic, story, and character lines of this book to drive the development of the entire plot.

I strongly recommend that anyone who hasn't read this book should go and take a look.

The purpose of this book is not to let you really learn how to accumulate capital quickly, but to let you feel that such a sincere and hardworking author is working very hard to build an extremely wonderful story for everyone, hoping that more people can see it.

【to sum up】

Writing is not easy, so cherish every moment!

I’m Cang Yiwei, and I’m here to promote “Cang’s Ramblings”!
Welcome to the paradise of book reviews.

【Cang's Ramblings】

This book is really good.

Although it is a Western setting, it is somewhat different from the reading habits of many readers.

But as long as you immerse yourself in the story, the exciting reading experience will make you mistakenly think that you are reading a novel about cultivating immortals.

Also very logical and intelligent.

(End of this chapter)