Lin Chao traveled through time.
It was only when I met Ms. Wang at the beginning that I knew I had entered a world of flowers.
This is when the Magic City is turbulent, opportunities are everywhere, and gold is everywhere.
At this time, A Bao was not Mr. Bao yet, and his uncle had just come out of Tilan Bridge.
Ms. Wang has not yet become a pearl on the Yellow River Road.
When Lin Chao entered here, it was simply a dimensionality reduction attack.
At the beginning, there was a vacuum at the bottom, and the stud doubled, and cashed out like crazy.
92 Wealth Certificate? Keep on stud!
Stud is a kind of wisdom!
Qilin Club?
Shenzhen Gang?
Black Monday?
Sorry, I advocate industrial development.
Clothing, textiles, foreign trade, stocks, finance, real estate, Internet...
Wherever there is wind, you can pick up money just by bending down.
Abao: I feel like I have been living in Mr. Lin's shadow.
Uncle Grandpa: This guy is so ruthless that I am far worse than him.
Miss Wang: Please don't leave tonight, okay?
Reader comments
It's such a pity that it has been cut off. There are so many flowery novels and this is the only one I follow. I can't stand those novels that write about flowers instead of stocks. What about flowers instead of stocks? Is the ugly Ma Yili in line with the aesthetics, or is the flat-chested Tang Yan his cup of tea? I really admire those authors.
The author's entry point is very clever, and paralleling Abao's line can avoid completely repeating the original plot. When I was watching the drama, I thought that the story of Qilin would be too shallow, and it wasn't really monolithic, so Po might as well be untouchable. Adding new characters to develop side plots is a good way for fans to do this. It would be best to also include things in Shenzhen.
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The writing is pretty good. If you write more words, people will read it.
It's such a pity that it has been cut off. There are so many flowery novels and this is the only one I follow. I can't stand those novels that write about flowers instead of stocks. What about flowers instead of stocks? Is the ugly Ma Yili in line with the aesthetics, or is the flat-chested Tang Yan his cup of tea? I really admire those authors.
The author's entry point is very clever, and paralleling Abao's line can avoid completely repeating the original plot. When I was watching the drama, I thought that the story of Qilin would be too shallow, and it wasn't really monolithic, so Po might as well be untouchable. Adding new characters to develop side plots is a good way for fans to do this. It would be best to also include things in Shenzhen.
What you said is true. I can sponsor your meals.
The writing is pretty good. If you write more words, people will read it.
Not bad, hope to continue working hard