Chapter 395: Ponzi scheme (9)
Louis de Lyon was in a great mood these days.
It wasn’t anything special; it was just that he had invested all of the surplus government budget that he could use personally into the Namhae Company.
At first, the Minister of Finance had tried to stop him, saying it was absurd...
"Your Majesty, are you in good health today? From the look on your face, it seems like you're in an extremely good mood."
"Is the Minister of Finance in good health?"
"Your health is my peace of mind, Your Majesty. Seeing Your Majesty in good health reassures me."
"You are truly the kingdom’s greatest loyalist. I’ll have the finest wine from the wine cellar presented to you later in honor of your loyalty."
"The wine bestowed by the great investment genius, Your Majesty. If I drink this, I’ll be able to make a fortune from stocks as well. I am deeply grateful, Your Majesty."
Everything in life comes down to results, not how much effort you put in or whether the work you began was founded on noble principles.
In reality, it might not happen this way, but if a student studies for 10 minutes a day and becomes the top student in their class, they are a diligent and righteous student.
If a student studies for 10 hours a day but ends up at the bottom of the class, they are lazy, indolent, and pathetic.
Talk about character or effort is all nonsense in the end.