Su Chen unexpectedly transmigrated back to the 1980s, into the lively, bustling world of the Siheyuan.
The three young men there were already adults. Qin Huairu was no longer young, but she was still taking advantage of Silly Zhu’s kindness. The others were a pack of schemers, plotting against one another.
But none of this seemed to have anything to do with Su Chen.
He decisively took over a steel mill on the verge of bankruptcy and resolutely moved out of that Siheyuan full of trouble, unwilling to get caught up in their petty squabbles any longer.
Before long, the steel mill unveiled an innovative gas cylinder. It performed superbly and was easy even for camels to use, earning rave reviews with not a single complaint.
A series of other products soon followed, including tracked tractors, large-caliber artificial rainmaking devices, and long-range firefighting equipment. All were civilian products, intended to support the production and construction efforts of friends abroad.
Years passed. The former Silly Zhu eventually died alone beneath a flyover, while Bang Geng sang “Tears Behind Bars” in prison, and Qin Huairu was bedridden with illness for a long time.
Now an international business tycoon, Su Chen held a cigar as he faced the reporters’ cameras and declared firmly, “Who says our steel mill is a military factory? That’s nothing but slander and defamation! And remember, we’ll defend our rights internationally, including by sending over our signature gas cylinders!”
There are too many * symbols
Too many * numbers
Not Siheyuanwen
100% Al, but there are too many banned words and cannot be entered. Seriously, the quality of this AI is not good either. There are so many banned words. The novel should be fun to read.
Awesome Plath
The price is too unreasonable
I read Chapter 68 and it's all nonsense.
Much better than other courtyard houses