Wang Long was a pure loser in his previous life. He grew up in a poor family, with average studies and average looks. After graduating from high school, he did not go to college. He worked everywhere and engaged in various professions. He worked hard, but could not win the recognition of his boss. The rejection of his colleagues made him frequently change jobs. He still achieved nothing in his thirties. A cancer caused him to go to an imaginary ancient times, which also gave him a space with mountains, water, countryside, and a library. With the help of space, he could have relied on space to lie flat when he came to another world, but he was unwilling to live in the diaosi career for more than thirty years. He longed for success in his heart and was determined to create his own business territory and build a business empire for himself. There are many difficulties and dangers on the road to success. Take it one step at a time and overcome all difficulties. Those who attack me and those who plot against me will come and come. We have room and we are not afraid. On the road to success, we will gain beautiful women and make up for the regrets of the previous life in this life. Diaosi cannot remain diaosi forever.
Reader comments
This is a rare and good time travel book. The story is concise and clear. The text is concise and clear. The male protagonist's words and deeds are basically in line with the ancient background - get married early when you should, and have children when you should have children. It's not like some books that tell the male protagonist to pretend to be a saint: no matter how young he is, he won't do it if he's less than 20 years old. What about not having children for N years and so on? The only drawback is that there are too many errors and missing words, which seriously affects reading.
It's okay, but I always feel like poison will be released at any time later.
Good! Not too long, not too short, just right. [Laughing][laughing][laughing]
This is a rare and good time travel book. The story is concise and clear. The text is concise and clear. The male protagonist's words and deeds are basically in line with the ancient background - get married early when you should, and have children when you should have children. It's not like some books that tell the male protagonist to pretend to be a saint: no matter how young he is, he won't do it if he's less than 20 years old. What about not having children for N years and so on? The only drawback is that there are too many errors and missing words, which seriously affects reading.
It's okay, but I always feel like poison will be released at any time later.
Good! Not too long, not too short, just right. [Laughing][laughing][laughing]