1998: Starting Out by Prepaying for Construction Projects Like Crazy
1998从疯狂垫资干工程开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 800k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 7mo ago
- English
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381Chapters
3.7kReads · 30 days
159.7kReads · all time
278Shelf adds, last 14 days
8.0Score
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Although this historical fiction incorporates concepts like a rebirth system, it feels more like the author's personal experience. Many of the descriptions are only truly understood by those who have gone through them. Some readers might find the pacing slow, but please be patient. The protagonist starts in a rural town and needs considerable time to grow into a nationally renowned entrepreneur.
It's alright, though the negative reviews are a bit overly critical. The premise is quite interesting; I read up to chapter 197 before getting a bit tired of it! But overall it's readable, nothing seriously wrong, so I'd give it an 8 out of 10. It definitely lacks a bit of thrill!
The subject matter is excellent, the characters are vividly portrayed, and the author's lively and humorous writing allows readers to witness the development and growth of this industry. The author's sophisticated understanding of human relationships and the skillful manipulation of people are truly impressive. It's a great book! 👍
Good, interesting, just don't be a saint.
This is the first novel I've read that delves so deeply into infrastructure engineering with such detail. It's very profound; I bet the author has a civil engineering background.
The book is titled "Starting with Crazy Advance Payments for Engineering Projects in 1998," and the author is "The Writer Under the Streetlight." The history of white gloves, and the petty scheming of the Brahmins in the county town.
Not too much resentment, that's good.
It's really good, haha. 17,000 Hours of reading, that's a guarantee, it's really good. I'll bookmark it for now, there aren't many words yet, I'll read it slowly.
It's written with care; it's quite interesting to read when I have some free time.
It would have been better if the "golden finger" (referring to a foreign investment) had been replaced with foreign capital. In the 1990s, they lent 10 billion to state-owned enterprises. At that time, you drove up prices.