Reborn in 1980, Lin Qing finds his father retired, and his family at each other's throats over a coveted slot to replace him at the steel mill. In his previous life, Lin Qing fought for this iron rice bowl that paid 38.5 yuan a month, alienating everyone around him, only to end up defeated and waste his life. This time, facing his greedy sister-in-law and biased parents, Lin Qing just smiles.
"Give the job to my older brother. I only want that dusty old biscuit tin on top of the cabinet."
His family is overjoyed, laughing that he has studied himself stupid and is nothing but a fool who collects junk. They have no idea that an old letter in that tin leads to a childless great-uncle and the two million US dollars he left behind in America!
With two million dollars in hand, in this golden age of the 1980s, Lin Qing isn't just going to become the richest man alive. He's going to buy the entire era!
"You can cling to your iron rice bowls. I'm off to become a tycoon."
The three ironclad rules are: invest in inflationary regions, consume in highly competitive sectors, and profit from bubble sectors. The core principle, as the video states, is "simple and straightforward." [Grinning face]
A very good book, with the feel of early industrial literature, which is rare to find on Tomato Books.
How come such a good book doesn't have a rating?
Good luck and smooth sailing
It's quite impressive. It was one of the early pioneers of the city. Shenzhen is fast-paced, with towering skyscrapers.
This is a microcosm of China's township and village enterprises. Lacking modern equipment, they relied on rudimentary methods and their own ingenuity. The author's quick wit reflects the creative spirit of industry at that time.
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It's so good-looking, take a look! My absolute favorite!
I love technical geeks! 😍😍😍😍😍😍 I'm a bit of a tech geek myself, and I love reading technical novels like this.
Well written! Keep it up!