
Reborn: From Supermarket Owner to Perfect Tycoon
重生:从超市到完美富豪
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Urban Romance
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
500Chapters
7.4MReads
455.7kFlowers
10.0Score
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It turns out that everyone was rich in 2002 and every family could afford a computer???
This novel ranks among the top 3 urban novels! It's good to implement the cool article to the end!
I just want to know why the current rebirth novels always hide the details of the family after the protagonist starts making money. He clearly knows that his parents are not easy and their life is difficult. After the protagonist makes money, he still only thinks about continuing to make money, and never thinks about improving the family. Not to mention letting the parents start to enjoy materialistic things, at least they don't have to live so hard and worry about you at all times. Is it until one day the parents find out that their son is a rich man? And then show off and slap him in the face? Those are your parents! Hey, I don't know how to evaluate it.
I really admire this protagonist. The parents work hard for their son. My son doesn't give any money to his family. The parents go to work every day, and the son drives a Mercedes-Benz with a beautiful woman. These three views are still rebirth. How undesirable it is to meet your biological parents.
High school in 2002. . You are still at the county level and can afford 500 computers. . . God.
Asking his subordinates to call him Mr. Su, yuck. . . . .
This protagonist is just a loser, and he is a diligent person in the stock market. It's an incentive for the manager to have 10% of that woman's shares. Do you think 1 million is enough? There is also a supermarket to be opened later. Wouldn't the protagonist's capital injection dilute the shares? And that Li Jun, the game has been developed and he still wants to give people shares. Is the author out of his mind? Does the protagonist owe him something or something?
In one sentence of the Liang family, if several major local organizations are fully cooperating, will Haoran Group's huge tax and such a large network of relationships be of any use? You still frame it casually. Do you think the officials in the local departments are fools?
The author should realistically consider the national economic level in 2002. Don't compare it with 20 years. You can easily earn 560,000 yuan a month as a tutor. How about fun?
You know how to give out shares, but do you know the importance of shares? It doesn't matter whether it's for the heroine, her parents, or her father-in-law and mother-in-law.