Rebirth 79: I Opened a Bank in the United States

The protagonist is a bit of a jerk. He softens up when he meets a Japanese rich second generation. It's not easy for Americans to do business in Japan. The protagonist is a bit timid.

Is this mother mentally ill?

Why is the protagonist a gringo? Isn't it okay to have an overseas Chinese? Don't tell me there were no overseas Chinese bosses at that time...🌝🌝

The protagonist is too twisted, and sometimes I wonder if there is a main plot, and I often rake it here and there.

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The reason for abandoning it is that the protagonist is a time traveler who has studied in a big bank and started a career. As a result, the protagonist is simply like a student who has not been out of society. After time travel, the protagonist takes over a bank that is about to go bankrupt, chooses to borrow money, and relies on foresight to invest. Then he meets Quantum and Tiger, who are just starting out, and makes a lot of money. There is no problem. In the process, the protagonist is real. People say what he believes... I can only say that he is worthy of being the protagonist. I really don't know when Ami, who eats people without spitting out their bones, is so conscientious in finance and does not deceive people. Then in the 1980s, a pure-blooded white-skinned man spoke fluent Chinese and had a drink with a Chinese in Chinatown. After that, the Chinese-American asked our pure-blooded white-skinned protagonist to take his teenage daughter out to see the world... In the 1980s, when a white-blooded white-skinned man openly and equally discriminated against all races, a human trafficking gang was rampant, and in a country where copper smelting was controlled by the FBI, I really didn't know what to say for a while. I could only say it was awesome. Then the most speechless part begins. The protagonist was introduced to a small Japanese who wanted people to build a factory locally. What did the protagonist do? He went there without any preparation. Little Japan wanted a large piece of land, and our protagonist opened his mouth and gave it to him for free (the protagonist is now seventeen years old)... Little Japan said he would consider it, so our protagonist borrowed money to raise funds and redeemed investments to prepare 300 million U. S. Dollars to start supporting road construction without even reaching a verbal agreement... Then the protagonist asked people to go to the small Japanese The Japanese company looked at how it was thinking and found that they had not considered cooperation... I can only say that the protagonist has another little Japanese who went to the protagonist's base camp to inspect it. I can think of any tricks without looking at it later... I really can't accept this here. The setting of the protagonist and the actual performance are separated. The protagonist can't do this operation even after ten years of cerebral thrombosis. Who can spend all his wealth to prepare auxiliary facilities without reaching a verbal agreement on key positions? Even the protagonist did this because the unemployment wave caused by the Aramco economic crisis in 1980 would have less impact on the protagonist's hometown... To be honest, I knew that the protagonist was an Aramco capitalist, but I didn't know when I thought Aramco would also engage in communism... As for the benefits brought by doing this thing, it is useless for an entrepreneur with foresight. And just do it, right? Is there such a thing? When you are looking for a job, you must at least receive a notice of employment before buying work clothes. In addition, the main purpose of setting up a subsidiary company is to recruit someone with relevant experience and let him be fully responsible for the company's personnel recruitment, procurement and financial matters... In the short time it takes to urinate, he can find nine ways to spend the main character's money to do his own things. If he didn't drain the main character's money in half a month, it is because he is being soft.

Apart from anything else, there is something really wrong with the character of the protagonist. It just feels like hanging on a thread. Moreover, as a time-traveler who starts his own business, his knowledge is too narrow. It is impossible for such a person to achieve anything even if he time-travels. He relies entirely on the help of unreasonable noble people along the way. I feel that this kind of time-traveler➕the brainless lucky person who is helped by noble people is very bullshit.

It's okay for you to develop a bank and go to college, but if you don't invest in arcades, red and white consoles, games, or Microsoft, why don't you do it yourself? You can also invest and make other software yourself. What hotels were invested in in China in the early 1980s? Is it profitable? The most awesome product in China in the early 1980s was probably Hanka. The profit was so high. Shi Yuzhu earned hundreds of millions just from just one Hanka.

The author is showing off the little knowledge he has seen on the Internet. It's really funny.