The 1980s: A Billionaire’s Rise to Fortune

It's incredibly good! The four children of the male and female leads are hilarious and very talented. They have enlightened and loving parents who support them in pursuing their dreams and have the ability and confidence to lift them up. I envy them. Even though they are different from other children, their parents didn't treat them as outsiders, which is why they have a bright future.

This book is very well written. It revolves around the Qian family, with each of the four children having their own strengths. The author writes with great care and attention to detail. In addition to daily life, the book also covers the decline of state-owned factories under the development of the times, the loss of self by a large number of ambitious and dream-filled people after becoming rich…

This book has a low rating. Good books are getting harder and harder to find these days, so thankfully I checked the reviews and didn't give up just because of the low rating. It's a story about a couple and their four children; the family is very loving. The youngest daughter is the central character, with the most prominent role. How can there be such a lovely girl?

The story's framework is excellent, deserving a score of 9 or higher. The current rating of 7.3 Seems too low; was it manipulated? Overall, the flaws don't detract from the merits. While some details aren't handled perfectly, it's generally good and worth reading.

So pretty! So pretty! So pretty! ❤️ Enlightened parents who strive for their children and work hard for their own ideals. Upright and kind-hearted sons and daughters from wealthy families who are willing to risk their lives for the country and the people at the bottom of society.

It's a good read. The author's writing is excellent, and the plot is engaging. I prefer reading lighthearted family dramas that don't feel stifling, and I found this book very satisfying. It's a pity I prefer watching without a romantic pairing, so I stopped watching later on. The beginning was really good, five stars.

It's so good, really! If it weren't already a perfect 5, I'd give it a hundred. The story revolves around the Qian family—the young couple and their four children—from their hometown to their workplace, and then to their settled life in Shanghai. From kindergarten and primary school to middle and high school, their excellence and diversity are readily apparent.

This is a fantastic ensemble piece; I don't understand why it received such a low rating. All four siblings were raised exceptionally well, each with their own unique talents. Their parents were incredibly supportive, and while their careers played a role in the several moves, another major consideration was the children's educational environment—a situation reminiscent of Mencius' mother moving…

The rating is low; I'd give it a 9.5. It's pretty good, a unique period drama. The four children give it a bit of an ensemble feel, except the eldest and third children have a bit less screen time. It features a surgeon, a narcotics officer, trace evidence, scientific research, Suzhou storytelling, and good acting—truly excellent!

I discovered this great book when I was looking for something to read. It's not one of those clichéd stories, and I especially love the everyday lives of the children, the warm and loving family atmosphere, the wonderful parents, and the adorable kids. I picked it up by chance, and once I started, I couldn't put it down until I realized it was a serialized book! 🤦😢