
Trading Between Two Worlds: I Became the Richest in 1989 and 2026
两界倒货:我在89和26当首富
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 316k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 5mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Stats
155Chapters
2.8kReads
6.3Score
277Shelves
1.6kListens
77.3kReads · all time
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It's great to watch from beginning to end. A novel perspective outlines the image of a strong woman, who is kind, decisive, and wise, and can work hard in both the big business of making money with ease. Let your family, friends and people in your hometown benefit. Recommend it.
There should be some space for the heroine
It's quite interesting, but I jumped in too early. I finished it in one go. The author will update it soon!
It's very good. The plot is not procrastinating and there is no brainless plot. It is very relaxing. There is no pressure when watching it. The plot is very logical and the subject matter is also very novel. It is worth watching.
I went and took a look above. It's tied directly, and the painful days of tracing the roots will begin [face covering]
Very pretty la la la la
It's a pretty good story. The heroine has a golden finger and has a chance to change her destiny. Her family is not the best either.
A very good period piece, humane, thoughtful, and wise... Five-star review!
It's pretty good. The plot is not sluggish, there are no surprises, it's warm and peaceful, and the writing is refreshing. You can make money step by step, and there are no twists and turns.
Not bad, keep up the good work, author!