Reborn in 1988: The Soviet Union Helps Me Become a Billionaire
重生88，苏联助我成首富
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- Completed
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- 1.9M Words
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- Urban
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- Urban Farming
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Can I Get Some Normal Stories Set in a Particular Era?
No silly, naive heroines and no characters suddenly getting stupid. The male lead should be loyal and virtuous. Kids are fine, as are rebirth, transmigration into a book, transmigration, or native-born protagonists. Please, recommend something normal. I'm losing my mind trying to find a book.
Reborn: Going to the Soviet Union to Trade Goods and Sell Them to the State
Transmigrates into a Popular TV Drama and Becomes the Protagonist of That World
Feel-good power fantasies are the best!
Looking for Stories About Industrial Tycoons, Not Internet Finance and Other Get-Rich-Quick Schemes
What’s the Most Popular Historical Novel on Tomato Novel?
I want something like Claiming the Surname Zhuge: Vast Heavens, Rebuild the Han Dynasty!
Recommend Some Good Books with Basic Common Sense
No school or academy settings, school beauties, goddesses, empresses, harems, male-male pairings, saintly heroines, teams where one person drags along several deadweights, or characters who act less than human and look for someone to own them.
Genuinely Skillful Historical-Era Novels, No Villains or Black Markets
Looking for Period-Era Stories. No Siheyuan Settings, and They Must Be Male-Oriented
The Most Popular Era Novels on Fanqie
Quality Period Dramas for a Male Audience
Era fiction that sticks close to history and has intelligent characters. Do not recommend simplistic wish-fulfillment stories, I cannot read them.
Any Books About Heavy Industry or Advanced Technology? No Beginner-level Stories, Please.
Don’t come recommending school stories that use science and technology just to show off. Don’t recommend anything without technical specs and comparisons. (Even if the System’s data doesn’t match reality, it’s fine as long as it makes sense within the novel.)
The Male Lead Returns to the 1980S or 1990S but Does Not Hit or Scold His Wife and Children
The Barbed Wire Is Finished 😭
Looking for books similar to *The Counterattack of a Little Spy in the Spy War (Spy War: The Last Stand)*.
Reborn Story About a Construction Contractor with a Golden Finger Who Builds a Business Empire
Any Novels About the Soviet Union?
The Protagonist Makes Money Abroad, Then Returns Home to Invest
A Period-Era Story About Buying a House Early, with a Heroine Who Isn’t a Doormat
Buy a house in advance, then sit back and reap the rewards. I want a satisfying story with no saintly characters, preferably completed.
Any Serious Juequ Ling Novels? No Falling for Everyone They Meet
Looking for stories similar to *Zenless Zone Zero: Have I Become an Ethereal?*
Novels About Russian Traders
Please Recommend Soviet-Era or Industrial Fiction
Stories About Rising to Power in Europe, the Soviet Union, Italy, and the American West
I'm looking for books like Reborn in Britain: From Gangster to Tycoon (Starting in Britain). Stories about a protagonist who rises step by step in Europe, the Soviet Union, Italy, and the American West. Somewhere between the criminal underworld and legitimate business, preferably set around World War I or II. The American West can be set in the...
Looking for Novels About Smuggling Goods in the Soviet Union in the 1980S
A Novel About Someone Reborn in the 1980S Who Makes a Fortune Trading in the Soviet Union and Returns with Technology
The Male Lead Made His Fortune in the United States as a Child, Then Returned to China
Urban fiction
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A book so good that you can count the number of tomatoes on one hand The plot is fast and compact, the writing is good, it feels refreshing and expectant. It is also one of the rare books that can be read with the brain. It has 500,000 words. I hope it will continue in the future. Recommended
You can take a look at it. The first 100 or so chapters are very good, but it depends on everyone's preferences later. The protagonist starts to feel the feelings of family and country, but in the era of barbaric growth, you don't wear a dog leash, you are just in self-entertainment mode.
The novel is okay, the plot is tense and rigorous, and it is worth reading.
I've read 40 chapters, so far it's okay. It's a traditional rebirth story. Some parts are too taken for granted. There aren't any random superpowers, but whether they should be mentioned or not, it would be nice to have some space.
It's pretty good-looking, very heroic [smile][smile]
It is indeed of a high standard. The plot of doing business in the Soviet Union and making money is arranged very smoothly, and making money in a structured way is very satisfying. Disadvantages: I was happy to be a father in my last life, but I still have to get together and deal with the adulterer again in this life. Don't you think it's dirty? You have to play with the fortune beads, and you won't do anything after you finish, and you have to leave clues to the enemy. Secondly, can you not be a coward in the role of the protagonist's eldest brother? He said it was for renovation, but money was spent every time, and the relatives in the house did not look good on you. The more money they gave, the more and more the sister-in-law became angry. There are a lot of comments like this, but if you don't read them, they are all criticizing the author. I suggest you delete all the plot, it will affect your mood.
Commercial novels should at least be more rigorous in their data. In 1988, it cost 200 Hong Kong dollars to rent 10 square meters in Central. I dare to think! If you don't understand, you can ask AI! In 1988, office rents in Central, Hong Kong soared sharply due to insufficient supply and demand, with the growth rate of Grade A office buildings being particularly significant. Taking Exchange Square, a Grade A office building in Central District, as an example, its monthly rent per square foot was about HK$31-35 at the end of 1987, and had risen to HK$55-62 by the end of 1988. During this period, the vacancy rate of Grade A office buildings in Central even dropped to 0.5%. The serious supply and demand gap drove rents to continue to rise. After three consecutive years of rising rents, rents for Grade A office buildings in Central had ranked third in the world, second only to Tokyo and London.
It's too straightforward, too real, too addictive, this world is too charming! ! !
The plot is exciting, with ups and downs, I can't bear to put it down, great article!
The story is very interesting! The rating is low! If you look at the author's previous books, the word count is guaranteed! Come on! ! !