Jiang Chen was reborn, returning to 1980, an era bursting with opportunity, when all it took was guts to make more money than you could fit in a sack.
Starting as a construction foreman, he became the richest man in the world.
He developed real estate, crude oil, gold, and rare earths…
He researched pharmaceuticals, machinery, and genetic engineering…
He monopolized retail, construction, and finance…
He was the richest man in the world, held more patents than anyone else, invested in every industry, and had his company's mark in every corner of the globe.
He was called the most "MAX" man in the world.
Time magazine reporter: "Mr. Jiang, could you describe yourself in one word?"
Jiang Chen: "Ordinary."
Reporter: "…"
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
In 1980, the policy was still unstable. The Eight Kings had just been arrested. They were not afraid of going to prison or being shot.
It is best to change the introduction to a parallel world with most of the same background, otherwise it will be easy to get 404
Yes, it's a pity that it's a eunuch. The book is good, otherwise no one would comment on it.
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Are you sure you are writing about 80 years and not 90 years?
The main thing I write is too dark. You know it will be so dark but you can't write it. This is the frustration of writing a novel.