He woke up one morning and found himself back in 2004.
That was the year China's economy began to soar, and gold was everywhere.
That was the year housing prices began to rise, leaving many people worrying about buying a home.
That was the year the two Mas' businesses had already shifted into high gear, making it hard for anyone else to get a piece of the action.
That was the year Walmart ranked first on the Fortune Global 500 for the third year in a row.
And that very year, Tang Shengtian began his entrepreneurial journey.
From competing with Walmart for market share in retail, to going head-to-head with the two Mas on the internet, to fighting the neighbor, Old Wang, for territory in real estate, see how Tang Shengtian takes on the four major island nation conglomerates and kicks the eight great American financial clans to the curb...
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
When developing real estate in a poor county in 2004, and it was the largest community in the country, you were 2B plus 2X, right?? Write about your sister**
Real estate, supermarkets, funds starting from 151. All gone
I don't want to see the salary of 5,000 in 2004
Starting from Chapter 150, it's ghostwriting again. And the writing is messy.
Where can I go to school? This ink stain! Without the protagonist, the mall will not work? Is it okay if the heroine doesn't go to Qingbei? The writing is very low-end.
Ghostwriting for you M, 2X each
From 150 to 151, what's going on? The head and tail are not connected, it's really **
The plot develops too slowly, and I can't arouse any interest. It's written like an old lady's grinding.
Commentary on Chapter 2: Finding a Way to Make Money in "Rebirth: From Retail to Business Empire" written by Panda Neng Shangtian.
Commentary on Chapter 155 The Fatal Blow in "Rebirth: From Retail to Business Empire" written by Panda Neng Shangtian.