Once Upon a Time in America 1988

I found it by scanning the list a few days ago. I read it yesterday and found it okay. I might as well add this book this week. The Lighthouse of Rebirth. The protagonist is reborn in the Beacon Rust Belt in 1988. His mother passed away, his father was drunk and accused, and his brother is a poisonous dog. He is the best of the family. The protagonist, a college student from a local prestigious school, temporarily took a break from school to handle his father's case and earn his first pot of gold. The plan was successful to acquit his father, and he also found a way to crack the phone card to obtain start-up funds. Currently, the protagonist plans to build a website such as 58. Com, and plans to transfer to Stanford University. It is expected that he will meet Winton Cerf, one of the fathers of the Internet, to help develop the Internet business. Why read this book: This book is a bit similar to the one in Canghai. The poor family at the bottom, coupled with the difficult economic situation, forces the protagonist to use a sideways approach to get out. This kind of routine is still good if it is well written, but it depends on the situation. The author is also somewhat capable. At least the 20th chapter seems to have a strong story and the writing is okay. I can at least read it for a while without going overboard. Why not read this book: The father of the protagonist's family is okay, but the background setting of the protagonist, the poisonous dog brother who caused the mother's death, is difficult to accept. It is okay to live without contact until death. This is obviously a development towards a new life and correcting the past mistakes. I guess many people cannot accept it. In addition, many people in this kind of time-travel novel cannot accept that the protagonist can quickly assume an identity and integrate into his original family. This is what it is, but I don't care about this aspect. Generally speaking, food and grass will be reassessed later depending on the situation.

Grain and grass Rebirth of America, Internet technology entrepreneurship article.

It can be regarded as an Internet technology novel. The protagonist travels to the United States in 1988 and makes a fortune through the Internet. The story is well written and worth reading.

The pace is relatively slow. The protagonist is working on an Internet project, a localization service website and a tenant information inquiry website.