Becoming the King of Entertainment, Starting with Transformers
成为娱乐之王，从变形金刚开始
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- 1.3M Words
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- Urban
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- Urban High-Concept
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- 9mo ago
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- Transmigrate to 1979: I Want to Marry the Goddesses of Three Generations of One Family穿越七九，我要娶祖孙三代的女神Alternate title on Fanqie
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Dude, did you time travel here? How come you're acting like a complete newbie? You've got such a big shot, how are you going to take girls for a drive all day with your legs crossed? 😂
This is a very good article by an experienced writer. The prices at the time were quite reasonable, so it seems they spent a lot of time researching. However, regarding the part about exchanging currency and running away, isn't it a bit low that 36 RMB could be exchanged for 100 HKD?
This novel is absolutely amazing! I've never seen anything like it. It's the best novel I've read in my twenty-odd years of reading! Um! Excuse me, I have to head south to Guangzhou to work in a factory tightening screws. You guys keep reading!
Just you wait and see, I can't be the only one who gets infected 🤭
The author's writing is excellent, and the work is a standard literary piece. I don't know why the rating is so low. I give it full marks; I hope the author maintains this style. 👍
It's very well-written, especially the realistic depiction of society before the escape to Hong Kong. The character portrayals are also very distinctive, and the depictions of family and friendship are excellent. It's a vivid and emotionally resonant book, and I would give it a score of 9.5 Or higher.
Five-star review, thank you for supporting the author's hard work. The idea of a protagonist transmigrating to the countryside in 1979 and heading to Hong Kong is quite good; at least it reduces many constraints. Making big money still requires overseas investment, and cleverly using his spatial abilities to plagiarize is basic practice.
It's very well written. The geographical descriptions of the era are particularly good. However, the description of Shanghai's ordinary area is not very good; it's just a desolate wasteland. Although Pudong in Shanghai in the 1980s was poor, that area wasn't just a wasteland.
Having read the latest installment and reviewed the previous ratings, I feel the score is too low. My initial criticism mainly stemmed from the unreasonable licensing fees. The author's financial management is indeed somewhat naive, but aside from that, everything else is above average.
Reading the part about buying a house, it seems the protagonist can't keep anything to himself and tells everyone. I'll wait and see, and then read on.