Posing as a Returnee Tycoon in the 1980s
在八零伪装归国神豪
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- Completed
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- 887k Words
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- Urban
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- Urban Farming
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- 9mo ago
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The best novel I've ever read is "Returning to China: A Godly Tycoon." Finally, there are no endless awful characters and face-slapping moments; instead, the protagonist is seriously building his career. Moreover, compared to transmigrating into a book and spending money on relatives, I found "Reborn Me" much more enjoyable to read. It's about the protagonist being reborn to save the grandmother who raised him.
Finally, a novel that isn't just another typical period drama! I usually only give books two or three stars, but this is the third one I've given five stars. I initially gave it five stars, but Chapter 20 was truly awful. The protagonist's first visit to the old lady's house was met with her family coming out to greet him, while his son, Liang Dehai, remained seated inside.
It's well-written, definitely a fast-paced, enjoyable read, and there's no romantic pairing. The only downside is the lack of background information about the male lead's past; it seems like he suddenly becomes incredibly skilled after going back in time, which is a bit of a plot hole, but the logic serves the story. Overall, it's a decent read for the sake of enjoyment.
A period fantasy novel! Finally, it's not the typical "sent-down youth" trope. The protagonist has a super-rich system and travels back to the era when his grandmother was still alive, playing the role of a returned overseas Chinese. He reunites with his grandmother, and there seems to be no romantic pairing.
There are no grotesque tropes like female juniors, assistants, or secretaries, and no villains who keep popping up but never seem to disappear. The male lead seems like a spendthrift, but he never actually suffers a loss. It's straightforward and satisfying to watch, very enjoyable, and I really liked it. Do I have to add a line in the extra chapter that the male lead has a family and grandchildren? There's no female lead, but do I have to prove he's functionally sound? It's disgusting.
No romantic pairing, no major logical flaws, worth watching. My cousin and her mother ate rather unseemly food; now I want to skip any scenes featuring them.
Shennong is here! I've read the latest chapter, and I can say the entire book is flawless. Only a few readers who don't continue might find the author unclear about some of the era's regulations, but these aren't really flaws because the author clarifies them later. In summary, this is a period fantasy novel without harem elements or forced tropes, a breath of fresh air in the genre.
It's a great read, a super-rich entrepreneurship novel! It's a breath of fresh air among all the super-rich stories out there. I love stories about starting a company; I'm so tired of those livestream vote-rigging tropes.
I like it because there are no romantic pairings, no random beautiful women clinging to me, and all the people under my command are male; there's no forced pairing. Secondly, I remember the reason I didn't watch it back then was because someone mentioned the cousin thing, and I thought it was just a forced connection. But after watching it today, I feel it's okay. The plot is quite smooth.
This book is definitely a five-star read. It avoids clichéd plots like showing off, slapping celebrities, or having a harem. The protagonist invests in China to repay his adoptive grandmother, giving it a starting point a million times higher than other books.