Reversal and Rebirth 1990

Very nice. . . . . . .

Not bad and pretty😊😊😊

After rebirth, there are countless opportunities. As a result, the protagonist always risks his own life. It is not possible to escape every time. It is extremely poisonous! I'm even more speechless later on. Isn't it fun to keep pretending to be slapped in the face? I should write more about the business part. An international super-rich man is as speechless as a gangster.

I was a real estate developer and financial tycoon in my previous life. Haha, how come I feel like a self-indulgent loser-level loser after being reborn?

Not bad and pretty😊😊😊😊😊

After reading more than 600 chapters, I started to act like a brainless villain. The writing style is much different from before.

The protagonist's net worth has already exceeded 100 billion Hong Kong dollars (tens of billions of US dollars). Why was this paragraph written so petty and messy when he met the newly invisible Kang family? The reason is that Xiang Huaqiang and four other people took 2.8 Billion from the protagonist to buy a TV station (around Chapter 858). Then during the meeting, the young man from the Kang family took a contract and said that the TV station owed him 1 billion. Then a group of villains jumped out to fan the TV station and set fire to it, making the TV station a mess. What I don't understand here is that when buying a TV station for 2.8 Billion, doesn't it require an asset review? Should I buy one TV station or half a TV station without being able to tell? Where is the Kang family's turn to ask for 1 billion? Or even if you only buy half of the TV station. 2.8 Billion accounts for at least about 70% of the shares. He can influence the fate of the entire TV station. How could it be threatened by 1 billion? The worst thing is to split the assets, just give you some losing assets and cry while you go. Back then, the old man of the Cha family used this big fish to eat the small fish. The protagonist only needs to say: "I'll give you 200 million! Get out of here, or you won't get a dime!" Or maybe the 1 billion is stocks. If the Kang family wants to get out, they must first quietly raise the stock price, and then unknowingly sell off the 1 billion shares. Make a small fortune by completing the retreat! But here as long as the protagonist stabilizes the stock price, you can't do anything. If you really dare to raise the stock price to 10 billion, I will sell the entire TV station to you! Or the Kang family directly sells 1 billion stocks out of anger, causing the stock to fall off a cliff, intending to fight to the detriment of both sides. The 1 billion stocks can only be lost. The protagonist here only needs to cooperate with the Kang family, short the TV station, and spend 200-300 million to buy the bottom before the stock becomes a piece of waste paper. (Anyway, apart from idle investors, the only stocks on the market now are your 1 billion stocks. As long as I can take the bottom at the critical moment, I can make as much as I have!) It is written here. The silly boy from the Kang family carelessly ran to the TV station and held out his hand to take away 1 billion. I want to ask you why? If we all do business together, you can just take the money and leave if you want? Why don't I just want to take the money and leave? Will you give me back 2.8 Billion? After the Lin family sold the TV station, they continued to cause trouble and incited employees to cause trouble in subsequent incidents, just like the landlord continued to defecate in the house after selling it, and demolished half a truckload of bricks after living there for half a year. I want to ask, God can't take you back, can he? Lawless? However, the protagonist in the book was extorted from a foreign trade company (2 billion Hong Kong dollars) by a silly boy from the Kang family. Although the foreign trade company is also an empty shell, I would like to ask the author who do you want to fool?

It's rare to see such a long-winded novel. The beginning is a little better, but the rest of it is not called water. It talks to itself for a long time and lasts a long time. It's a bit childish to describe it as water. It's simply an ocean. Can't stand it anymore

Very nice. . . . . .

It's good. I like it very much. It's a pity that Rebirth of the Pentium Age has 404.