1979: Starting with Lei Dongbao, I Became the Richest Man

[Chronology + Farming + Entrepreneurship + Daily Life + Caution for those who like mindless fun] Good news: I traveled through time. Bad news: By 1979, I was extremely poor. Even worse news: I dressed up as Lei Dongbao, the protagonist of a period drama I wrote, a reckless man who was doomed to have his wife die young and himself go to jail. The worst news: My only golden finger - (Future Fortune 500 Chairman) cheap brother-in-law, now sees my nose as not a nose and eyes as eyes, and thinks I am an illiterate gangster who wants to deceive his sister! When I led the villagers to engage in contracting, he sneered: "It's all speculation and it will end sooner or later." I built a brick factory to revitalize the economy. He frowned: "It pollutes the environment and is short-sighted." I gave his sister a flower, but he blocked me at the door and said, "Stay away from my sister!" Me: "..." (Turns over the table) I won't lick this boss anymore! Love so and so! I focused on my business, building factories, building roads, and raising foreign exchange, and accidentally turned Xiaopo Village into the richest village in the country. A few years later, my brother-in-law, who was now the executive vice president of Donghai Refinery, came to me with a complicated look on his face. "Brother-in-law, the higher-ups want you to be a consultant for this new special economic zone... Also, my sister asked me to ask you, when will you be free to watch a movie with her?" Me (raised eyebrows): "I don't have time, I'm busy negotiating tens of billions of dollars of cooperation with Hong Kong businessmen!" Agriculture, animal husbandry, food, textiles, manufacturing, retail... The industries he created are spread all over the world.