In 1957, Chen Dong was reborn in a squatter area on Hong Kong Island, penniless.
At the beginning, he only had 20 Hong Kong dollars given by his parents. He started by making sticky mouse stickers and saved his first coin;
Use waste paper scraps to create sticky notes and pry open the stationery market;
Use dyed rags to make artificial plastic flowers, which are popular in Southeast Asia;
When the flu hit, he turned around and launched anti-flu drugs, saving countless lives;
Later, portable radios, electric mosquito swatters, aphrodisiac Yuanyang Dan... His products penetrated into every household.
When "Magnolia" cosmetics swept across Asia and the giants Sony and Lovell came to the city, they discovered that the foundation of this opponent was far more terrifying than they imagined - from sticky mouse stickers to chips, his industrial empire was impeccable.
Reader comments
I don't know why the rating is so low? The logic of the content is relatively reliable. In the 1950s and 1960s, under the rule of the British devils, they wanted to make their business bigger and stronger. How could those foreign companies remain indifferent? Without systematic rebirth, we can't do much. The British are just troublemakers. They have done as much harm to China as Japan. If there is a chance, they will definitely take revenge...
It's a cool novel, with more interesting points than similar Hong Kong novels. I've just read a few dozen chapters, but there won't be too many promiscuous content later on, so it's worthy of five stars.
Looks good, you can still watch it
This is a very well written book, keep up the good work
I haven't encountered such a good book for a long time. It's simply addicting to watch.
I don't know why the rating is so low? The logic of the content is relatively reliable. In the 1950s and 1960s, under the rule of the British devils, they wanted to make their business bigger and stronger. How could those foreign companies remain indifferent? Without systematic rebirth, we can't do much. The British are just troublemakers. They have done as much harm to China as Japan. If there is a chance, they will definitely take revenge...
It's a cool novel, with more interesting points than similar Hong Kong novels. I've just read a few dozen chapters, but there won't be too many promiscuous content later on, so it's worthy of five stars.
Looks good, you can still watch it
This is a very well written book, keep up the good work
I haven't encountered such a good book for a long time. It's simply addicting to watch.