Thirty years can pass in the blink of an eye, yet for some, it can be an entire lifetime.
With a mission and thirty years' worth of precious memories, Lin Tianhua returned to the world of thirty years ago. The dreams he had failed to realize in his previous life and the dissatisfaction he had felt with his lot in life would no longer be out of reach.
As a test subject for data from the future, Lin Tianhua had acquired incredible skills.
Lin Tianhua will take you into a dazzling world of fantasy!
As a doctor, he must not only heal people, but also heal his country.
Lin Tianhua said he wanted to seize the opportunity presented by the great era of reform and opening up and, through his own efforts, turn his knowledge into technological productivity.
While enriching the people and strengthening the nation, he would help Huaxia truly stand atop the world!
He had grand ambitions and plans: Lin Tianhua would build his own financial empire.
He would not only establish his own pharmaceutical group and break the foreign monopolies on exorbitantly priced medicines,
so that the people of Huaxia would no longer have to worry about affording medicine when they fell ill.
He would also enter the high-tech sector, ensuring that Huaxia was no longer constrained by technological blockades from the West and other countries.
He would personally tear up that damn Wassenaar Arrangement targeting Huaxia.
Lin Tianhua would also enter the internet industry, using technology to change people's lives.
He would even step into the entertainment industry, bringing people more joy through a rich and varied cultural life.
He would establish his own investment company, giving promising Huaxia businesses that had vanished into the pages of history for lack of funding a chance to survive and reclaim their former glory!
I just read the first few chapters and I have a very good feeling. The author's thinking is clear and the reason for rebirth is cleverly conceived. Come on! You can listen to the book. I tried it myself and it feels good to listen to the book!
This book is also quite good, but it has been forgotten like this. What a pity, here I come.