Industrial Supply System: From a Run-Down Factory to a Global Giant

Seeing 25, there are many questions, but Lin Jinghan's point of view and the protagonist know that they cannot be dumped and go to professionals to question them, which makes me know that the author is at least not without aim. Lin Jinghan is similar to Chinese people who grew up in Europe and the United States and understand their motherland (excluding political stance, many Chinese people have a high opinion of their motherland, especially second- and third-generation Chinese people, more in Southeast Asia, such as the Chaoshan area. There are a lot of videos of overseas Chinese in Thailand and Vietnam on the Internet Many of them went out for various reasons before. Some grandfathers' fathers are from China. His grandfather has been in Thailand since the beginning, but he still thinks that he is Chinese. He can speak Chaoshan dialect and wants to return to his ancestral homeland.)

I don't know much about the grain industry, so I don't know if it's reasonable or not, but the writing is completely OK. It's my first contact with this genre, and I read it in one go. If you're passing by, you might as well come in and take a look. Well, it was great to read it in one sitting in the middle of the night, but it's not right to catch up today. . .

There is no crazy buying, buying, buying, but the system in this book provides strategic materials. Isn't this better than those crazy water injection systems? The most annoying thing is those systems that directly issue money. If we add too much water, won't the money in our hands depreciate? However, the system in this book will not only distribute food, but also other strategic materials.

Most likely a eunuch

The quality of Pigeon's new book is still guaranteed, I hope it can get more traffic. At least let the pigeons circle it, that's enough to finish this book [laughs] [like] I read the book reviews and found that the writing was too detailed. Those who have read the first two books should know this. The writing was a bit too unrestrained, and then it was limited. So this book may not be so detailed.

It's really good, the subject matter is okay, the characters are very real, I hope there will be more

Just the master's mission

These four chapters a day are enough for anyone to read. Listen to me and there is no limit to a hundred chapters a day.

It's beautiful, but hold on, buddy. Just don't keep cutting it off.

Not bad, but are there any similar novels that you would recommend?