"Americans really do love success literature!" Zhangsun Hongyuan observed the bustling scene before him, all fresh 'leeks' ripe for the picking.
"This is indeed the Golden Age of America, where everyone yearns for success, for overnight riches.
The most important thing is that the paths to ascension in America are open: no nobility, no aristocratic families, no obstructions of power.
America isn't even a hundred years old as a nation; it's filled with opportunities and brimming with vitality everywhere you look.
Making money is no different from picking it up; the markets in every industry are far from saturated—they are still blank slates," Zhu Wencong explained.
Zhangsun Hongyuan pondered, "Does the decline of a country begin with its next century?
Land monopolies, overpopulation, resource domination; so you want to catch the last train of this first century, and become the dictator of the next."
