Posing as a Returnee Tycoon in the 1980S

One of the best returning novels I have ever read. It finally stopped being endless masterpieces and slaps in the face. Instead, it was about getting serious about a career. And compared to spending money on relatives in the book, I felt more comfortable reading this rebirth. The protagonist is reborn and comes back to save the grandmother who once raised him.

Finally, there is a book that is not a cookie-cutter chronicle. I usually only give two or three stars to books. This is the third one to give five stars. I originally gave it five stars, but I was poisoned when I saw Chapter 20. The protagonist went to the old lady's house for the first time. The old lady came out with her family to greet her. Her son Liang Dehai sat motionless in the room, while his grandson and grandson-in-law sat in the house and barely understood. After all, the grandson-in-law was not married yet and it made sense for her son to accompany her at home, but Liang Dehai should have come out for a while, right? This is the most disgusting character in the book. Then the protagonist gave him a gift and reluctantly understood it. But later he built a factory and directly made Liang Dehai the factory director. He really vomited. Even if he let the old lady take the job, he still recognized it. After all, it was repaying a favor. A good pot of porridge was ruined by a mouse dropping. It is better to stop the loss in time. If the whole family is brought in to live in his house later, he will really die from poison.

The writing is very good, it is indeed a refreshing article, and it has no cp. It just doesn't introduce what the male protagonist did before. It's like he knows everything by himself after going back in time. There are bugs, but the logic serves the plot. It's good as a refreshing article.

Cool article of the era! Finally, it is no longer a drama about educated youth going to the countryside. The protagonist holds the Shenhao system and travels back to the time when his grandma was still there. He plays the role of a returned overseas Chinese and reunites with his grandma. It should be without cp. Goldfinger develops quickly. In the 1990s, it was fun to invest and build factories to earn foreign exchange. The career line started quickly. Grandma's relatives did not have any particularly short-sighted best, so they were relatively comfortable. But it's a bit euphemistic when it comes to slapping people in the face and torturing them.

There are no disgusting designs such as schoolgirls, female assistants or female secretaries, and there is no plot where the villain keeps jumping but never goes offline. The male protagonist looks like a boy who is spending money, but in fact he has never suffered any losses. It is simple and neat. It is very comfortable to watch. I like it very much. Do I have to add in the extra that the male protagonist has a family and grandchildren? There is no heroine, but he must prove that his functions are fine. This is disgusting.

No cp, no flaw in logic, worth watching The cousin mother and daughter eating scene is a bit ugly. Now that I see the scene between them, I want to skip it.

Shennong is here, and I have read the latest chapter. It can be said that the whole text is not poisonous. Only the beginning of the article may think that the author is not clear about some of the regulations of the era, but it is not a poisonous point, because the author has made up for it later. In summary, this is a great novel of the era that is neither stalling nor pretending. It can be called the best among divine articles. Qingliu, the author's description of the characters also has the flavor of that era, and it is industrial type, and there is no money in units of hundreds of millions in the first few chapters. With the number of words now, this one is one of the best among the many great Tomato novels. If you can't stand the kind of pretentiousness and slap in the face, accepting a woman in three chapters, you can read it.

It's a good-looking article that belongs to the entrepreneurial genre! It's a breath of fresh air among the many great writers. I really like this kind of writing about starting a company. I'm tired of watching live broadcasts about collecting votes.

I like it. First of all, there is no CP, no inexplicable beauties are attached to me, and all my subordinates are men. There is no force. Secondly, I remember that the reason I didn't watch it was because someone said something about my cousin, so I thought I'd stick to it. But after watching it today, I felt it was okay, and the plot was quite smooth. The highlights can only be down to personal preference. I feel like they were all in line with the normal behavior of that era. Moreover, the characters that appear are not necessarily good or good people. They all have their own shortcomings, but I feel that this makes them more alive, which is good. Moreover, the presence of Gold Finger is average, and I quite like this feeling. However, I also read some negative reviews about wrong calculations, etc., But I don't think much about reading, so I feel that I can accept it. Overall, the infrastructure is a bit clumsy. I like to see the lives of people around me change for the better because of the protagonist's actions. It feels very warm. I like to read this kind of article. The money shown is not exaggerated. At least it is not so exaggerated. I highly recommend it. It is just too short. Come on, try to update it.

This book is definitely a five-star book. There is no vulgar plot such as pretending to slap a star's harem in the face. The protagonist came to China to invest in China in order to repay the grandmother who adopted him. The starting point is 10,000 times higher than other books. Although it is a Shenhao system, I did not see the protagonist living and drinking. Instead, he used the money to actually help many people. Director Zhou is also a highlight. In the early stage, I thought he was a minor villain, but I found that someone wanted to be detrimental to the protagonist, and he still used his old revolutionary spirit to follow up. In short, this book is nothing but a tomato!