I'm Really Not the Demon God's Lackey Chapter 366: Lin Jie's Birthday Present

Ji Bonong has no other words besides utter gratitude.

The process was painfully beyond belief, and the sensation of pathways being burrowed through his body was almost unbearable. However, now, his entire body had already undergone a tremendous change.

His eyes were filled with aether, and he could view the flow of aether in this world.

Aether had also augmented his skin and muscles, making them stronger and tougher.

More importantly, the flies that were previously torturing him hadn't disappeared completely. Instead, they were hidden somewhere in the void behind him and had become a power he could control...

"Mr. Ji is too kind. It's great that it is of help to you. Heh, I spent a long time picking out this book."

Lin Jie blushed with shame, but an exaggerated reaction like this from Ji Bonong was quite normal. After all, the might of this book was rather huge even back on Earth, let alone in this slightly backward other world.

He straightened his posture, assuming his habitual pose of crossed arms with a hand holding his chin, and said earnestly, "The power contained within this book could subvert society. It's like an invisible hand that can flip the balance of the entire world. I hope Mr. Ji can make good use of it."

An 'Invisible Hand' was the most concise summary of The Wealth of Nations.

The "Invisible Hand” theory was that an invisible hand automatically regulates the functioning of the economy, which promotes the interests of society as a whole, even if everyone is acting in their own interests.

This theory was also the foundation of the Western free economy, although there were some drawbacks to completely following this free economy. Moreover, in Lin Jie's 21st century society, most of the content of The Wealth of Nations was behind the times.

However, in Norzin's current circumstances, The Wealth of Nations could be considered significantly advanced.

Lin Jie himself had no ambitions and didn't have much practical use for books like this, so it was rather suitable for it to be

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