A Tycoon’s Rise Begins with Reselling Wild Seafood in the 1980S
富豪从倒卖80年代野生海鲜开始
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- 621k Words
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- Urban
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- Urban Farming
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- 1y ago
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The article is vividly written. Seafood harvested does not necessarily have to be alive. Large yellow croakers are basically dead when they come ashore. They can be frozen and taken back to modern times.
It's quite interesting to write
Yes, I have reached chapter 140. The plot is very smooth and not exaggerated, the family members are also very warm, and the villagers in 1980 are also very awesome, and they work together to become rich and well-off. There is no female protagonist yet, it looks great! Recommended Well, I have 5 wives, so I shouldn't read the last few chapters.
This is the best double-crossing article on the Internet so far. I hope it won't collapse in the future.
Four stars are given to the hard-working male protagonist, and the remaining one star is deducted for Qian Qianqian, Lou Yuejiao, and Lin Duoduo. I am really impressed. Three women like him. Have you never seen a man before?
The first hundred or so chapters were quite interesting. When I saw the stallion attribute, I started reading it. But in the last sixty chapters, I no longer wanted to continue. This was true in the last chapter. Overall, the subject matter is quite novel.
The writing is smooth and the plot is reasonable. Come on! The plot is very good, one of the rare good books, keep up the good work!
It's a good book and a cool article. I bring my relatives and friends from two time and space together to make money. I have no objection to bringing these relatives to make money. When fighting, the villagers will really come forward to help you fight, with guns and cannons [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] At least the friends and relatives in this book are not like those super-nurturing, disgusting relatives, and snobbish villagers in other books. As soon as the protagonist gets rich, everyone swarms up to him like a leech and sucks the protagonist's blood. They think you are poor and are afraid of being rich. For such a vulgar plot book, I usually give it two stars and delete the book and leave [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying]
I finally stayed up late and finished reading it. I can't say I've read it completely. After all, I listened to dozens of chapters today. The writing is quite good, and the content setting is relatively novel. At least I haven't read a similar book before. The storyline advances slowly, making people unable to help but keep reading. If there are any flaws, maybe I think the prices in the book in the 1980s were too high. I remember that my mother's monthly salary at that time was 41.5 Yuan, and she was at the professional level in prefecture-level cities. When I was in primary school in 1978, I had breakfast (the only meal I could eat outside the home) for 13 cents, 20 taels of food stamps, and a bowl of our local Yunnan bait silk. A family of four can go out to a restaurant to improve their food, with two meat dishes, two vegetarian dishes and one soup, which only costs more than 10 yuan, not more than 20 yuan!
I want a boat like this too