
Reborn as a Little Tycoon in the 1980s
重生八零小首富
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 486k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
233Chapters
9.5kReads · all time
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I have seen too many heroines who soar into the sky after being reborn through time travel and get slapped in the face. Suddenly seeing this, a mortal felt a little uncomfortable. But it is still relatively real. The heroine used to be an ordinary person, the general environment has not changed, and other people's perception of her will not change. Starting a business will not be much convenient just because you have the ability. Since ancient times, favors have always been better than ability. In that era, it was more about relationships. After all, the mess left by the previous owner was still there. But the relationship between the male and female protagonists develops at an inexplicable speed. How can two people who have reached the point of divorce change their attitudes because of such small events in life.
It was really frustrating to watch. They said they were getting divorced at the beginning, but they never divorced. If it was still the male protagonist, this score would definitely not be high. I was upset after watching it. Farewell.
The ending is too hasty, right?
After reading the periodicals, I realized that all kinds of green tea and white lotus were either from art troupes or military doctors and nurses. This time even the leader is stupid.
To be honest, the early stage was actually pretty good, but the ending was too hasty. I actually wanted to give it a five-star rating, but this ending only allowed me to give it a three-star rating.
In 1985, there were no hypermarkets that offered discounts. At that time, they were still department stores, not privately owned. Discounts were too ridiculous.