My Parents Raised Pigs at the Beginning, and I Became the Richest Man in the World.

To be honest, every field is a circle. You are not in their circle, unless you are a Tianlong person, otherwise they will not care about you, and your money will only make you a big water monkey.

When I read the title synopsis, I thought it was about raising pigs, but I ended up mentioning that my parents raised pigs, and the main text didn't say anything about raising pigs. Just like a normal business novel, the protagonist has a higher starting point, his family is rich (the top three breeders in the country), and he has power (ministerial level or above)

The second generation of top officials and rich people, the cracked version of life after rebirth [Eat Melon] There is nothing wrong with the plot, but it lacks passion, and the overall situation is basically just take it.

This is one of the best books of this type!

It's okay, just think about pig's feet, and invest everywhere with a hammer in the west and a stick in the east.

I think this book is very well written, and the author needs to keep it up. It is one of the few books that I can read, or at my own pace, so I think it's okay. Keep up the good work [Like] [Like]

All I can say is that it's okay, clean and tidy, and my attitude towards women is not like wanting to lick a pretty one when I see one.

Good, good, good, come on, come on, come on, come on

Just create a new company to handle the Toutiao department, and scrap Baji's acquisition. You can handle the entire short video department and Pinduoduo by yourself.

Post more about daily life and less about business. These two articles are more interesting than the previous ones.

Not bad... Cool article! Be logical… The subsequent updates are completely illogical... You can do this in the United States!

It's pretty good, come on

The story is pretty good

Not bad, worth a look

Why not build an airport? Isn't Sioux City worthy?

It's pretty cool, but it's not AI

No no no help no dad help dad no no no

Yes, just throw money at it. With such a strong background, you have to eat and eat.

I've almost finished reading it, but I still have a question in my mind: Will the author package up old American technology companies and bring them back?