My 1980S Started When the Educated Youth Returned to the City

Xu Chaoqing took the folders one by one and took them away. After Chen Zheng finished checking the accounts, he asked: "Boss, you have made so much money, how much bonus will you give us during the New Year?" "One hundred thousand yuan per person." Chen Zheng looked at the folder and said smoothly without raising his head. "It's only one hundred thousand, isn't it a dividend?" Jian Xiaowan said at the side, with an unhappy look on her face. Chen Zheng couldn't help but be stunned for a moment, then looked up at the three of them, "Please, this is not a garment factory, I will give you an extra salary of 10,000 Hong Kong dollars every month. You have only been working for two months, and I will give you a bonus of 100,000 yuan.

Chen Zheng traveled back through time to become an educated youth, but his wife had run away to Beijing. He took his daughter to Shenzhen and then to Hong Kong to earn money. He made a movie and opened a factory, and he became a wealthy man from then on. Chapter 55: Back to Shanghai, returning home in fine clothes and with great fanfare. I estimate that I will invest more in the future and eventually become a big boss.

This is one of the few novels that I am willing to read again and again. I almost missed it because of the low rating. It is really well written. I think the biggest problem with this book may be that the protagonist treats his subordinates or collaborators too generously when he has not yet made a fortune. It's just that the entrepreneurial team at the beginning shamelessly followed the protagonist to Hong Kong, and their attitude was very bad. As a reader, I felt uncomfortable. I guess many book friends gave up the book after seeing this. Also when getting along with Guan, she also feels that the other person is just a vase. The protagonist is obviously very good to her, but she will only keep looking for favors from the protagonist, and her methods are so rough. But think about it, maybe this is the protagonist's great wisdom. The key is that the protagonist is a reborn person in his 60s, so the logic actually makes sense. However, despite its flaws, this book has many highlights. The many things mentioned in the article and the author's views on certain things have opened up a lot of my horizons, and more importantly, triggered some deep thinking in me. For example, if we want to spend our whole life, how should we choose our career. Personally, I think the writing is okay. I was greatly shocked when I saw the part about one person participating in the Olympics. It was as if I was pulled back to that chaotic and humiliating era in an instant.

The main character is reborn as a patriotic nanny without cheating. There is also a cute little bastard. There is no pursuit. The first book made me feel that the ex-wife separated is the right protagonist. It is very exciting to read. This book is not very exciting, and the sense of expectation is too weak. Maybe the author is suitable for writing pastoral style.

It's comfortable to watch. The protagonist is determined to win over women without any fuss or mess. I think the protagonist needs to recognize that the children are familiar with each other and form a stable and united family.

It's still okay, the writing is good, but the structure and rhythm need to be improved.

Excellent rebirth novel, the story is sophisticated, in-depth and experienced.

This book is a masterpiece on the theme of rebirth

The male protagonist is a person with very clear logical thinking. He can plan what he wants and knows what he pursues. He is relatively calm and rational and can be regarded as a conscientious businessman. When he is doing business and making money, he is also willing to share the money with the people around him so that everyone can get rich and make money together. This is a person who controls money but is not controlled by money. You can read this rare good book.

Very nice, fast paced, no nonsense

In fact, it is very average. It is the same as a running account, but writing is not easy. I give it five stars. Come on.

It's well written, with clear logical thinking. What I don't like is some of the things the country treats the protagonist, such as their insatiable greed. Yuko's death makes me a little bit sad and feels a bit unworthy. People have everything in life, watching their children and grandchildren grow up and be happy. The protagonist is also good and has helped the country a lot. Come on, author, write more. Don't care about other people's opinions and evaluations. The older generation has good ideas and has sacrificed a lot for the country. That is no longer the case now. People have great desires and people's vision is also different. Only when you go out do you realize that the world is very big.

It's very close to that era. It looks great too!

Very ideal. But I have a question. I seem to have seen somewhere that there are several years old or a few years? What about that time? There seems to be a policy. What is the family planning office called? Children born out of wedlock must be punished. Two to three times total revenue. Fine. Something Can the author shed some light on this?

It's rare that there is a novel in Tomato that is not so outrageous and is quite normal. In fact, you can register your daughter in Hong Kong and become a Hong Kong citizen, and then put all your property and everything in your daughter's name. As a guardian, you can avoid this.

It's beautiful, very beautiful, the language is vivid, the plot is coherent and interesting, it's great👍🏻

Yes, it has a new track and the writing is also good. It deserves five stars to read.

What is the author doing, taking one step forward and taking 0.8 To 1.2 Steps back?

Long live the star, long live the star, long live the star, long live the star

The writing is good, and the movie didn't distract from the plot. There are more than 70 pictures of eating fresh meat [laughing] but then being forced out of Hong Kong is too realistic [face covering] I'm just waiting for some system or physical enhancement, but it seems like ordinary people are reborn, and there is nothing, so I am a bit uninterested. In fact, a physical enhancement is not bad, but there is nothing and I am always worried that the protagonist will be hacked to death [face covering] But the writing is really good, I recommend it if you like unsystematic movies.

The plot and main line are very good. The father and daughter who lost their marriage are decorated with little flowers (daughters) and helped by noble people. The hero has low self-esteem and is very optimistic about this book.

The protagonist travels from the SAR to Hong Kong and then abroad. There are fewer constraints and he can give full play to his advantages! The writing is also good, and it's a work worth reading!

Very good book, the rating is low

Very detailed description

Take a look, the author knows that period of history and human nature very well

Except for the protagonist, everything else in this novel is written by real people! Is what you wrote true?

The score shouldn't be so low. It may be that some processes are written in a too general, simplified, ideal, and smooth manner, and that's why the score is so low! ?

There are very few Hong Kong entertainment novels that are written so realistically.

It is flesh-and-blood and more realistic, especially when characters die due to certain reasons.

Overall, it's pretty good. There are only a few books that I can bear to read to the end, but sometimes the protagonist seems a little aggrieved.