Grandpa's Surname Is Sha, He Named Me Ruijin, and I Was Born to Be Rich

It would be better not to write about this identity and background than to be involved in politics. How could a top leader in a province not know about the arrival of the protagonist at all? Sha Baoyu, the first prince in the capital, is also in contact with Zhong Xiaoai, who has the same profound background. It's not that I overestimate the political acumen of these people. The older generation of businessmen can still hold on, or his father can take over. If these two people are gone, the protagonist will go into business and build a huge financial empire. Will no one want to not intervene? For Zhong Xiaoai to be in politics, he has to grow to ministerial level or higher, and even if there are people to support him, it is impossible for the protagonist not to get a share of the country, right? Don't you think it's very peaceful inside out of the blue?

Is Sha Ruijin's son worthy of Zhao Ruilong being his follower? I'm afraid the author is a little unclear.

An author whose love history is second-hand and well-known, you let her be pregnant with the protagonist's eldest son, and the protagonist's grandfather actually greeted him, sent medicinal materials, and invited the imperial doctor. I guess the entire Sha family was treated as a joke by others.

Not a buddy, write about someone who has a bad pregnancy, write about a second-hand old woman who gets pregnant first, who are you going to ****?

Do you think it's because the protagonist's surname is Xu that it's embarrassing, or it's because you treat unwanted rags as treasures and it's embarrassing that your grandson is pregnant? It's the protagonist's family that is really embarrassed when this happens, not the person named Xu.

Love second-hand goods? Inspired by reality? Is your brain okay? Why can your second-hand son be the eldest son? People in other families are not allowed to laugh at the protagonist for getting a second-hand product?

You can write about a woman who is married once and is pregnant with her eldest son, or the protagonist does not need the help of the woman. What do you want to write about a woman who is married twice? He was also born into wealth and was raised as an heir. Do you understand that it is impossible to raise a legitimate son after just a second marriage? It's okay to be a businessman in the future, but other things have to be cultivated. Unless the matchmaker is marrying, and the matchmaker is marrying someone once or twice, do you think it's appropriate for the protagonist to be born into a dwarf family? The catcher's hat is just right for him. Too poisonous.

The eldest son, the eldest son, is actually the child of a messy woman. Even if he is not in charge, it is impossible for him to act like this, let alone when he is in charge. If you ask Lao Wang and his son to find an unknown woman to have a child, how can he recognize it if he doesn't do it? You have to tell me Seeking truth from facts, things have almost started to collapse since Jinghai. Needless to say, identity, is it necessary to risk going to a county-level city by yourself? And so far, have the people the protagonist has come into contact with touched so much energy? What are the concepts of these energies? One department level can sweep away everything. This book is just for fun and fun without any logic at all.

Title of the book: Grandpa's surname is Sha, and he is named Ruijin Introduction: Traveling through time and becoming the son of Sha Ruijin... So is it your grandfather or your father?

You are so pathetic in reality. Everything you write about is a virgin, and everything you do describes the main character's waist. Tsk.