In 1990, business tycoon Li Fei was betrayed by his best friend and jumped to his death. However, he was miraculously reborn after taking the college entrance examination at the age of 18. With the memory of his past life, he gambled on football and made millions. He used the opportunity to "fake the tiger's power" to open up contacts, hoard the backlog of goods of state-owned enterprises at low prices, and went to Russia as a "traitor" to exchange cans for airplanes and win tens of billions of military trade orders. From a down-and-out young man on the streets of Hangzhou to the helm of a billion-dollar business empire, Li Fei deployed real estate, technology, chips, and aviation, broke the Western technology monopoly, and developed China's first independent passenger aircraft. He resolved the family crisis, helped his father get promoted, attracted Soviet investment, toughened Wall Street conglomerates, and eventually became the world's richest man.
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An obscene work by a child who has never experienced the 1990s. For those of us who have experienced it, it is a joke. It was actually possible to buy an aircraft carrier in the Soviet Union in 1990? The author doesn't even know how many aircraft carriers the Soviet Union had before its disintegration in late 1991? What to sell? Moreover, active aircraft carriers and warships are not allowed to be bought or sold [face covering]
An obscene work by a child who has never experienced the 1990s. For those of us who have experienced it, it is a joke. It was actually possible to buy an aircraft carrier in the Soviet Union in 1990? The author doesn't even know how many aircraft carriers the Soviet Union had before its disintegration in late 1991? What to sell? Moreover, active aircraft carriers and warships are not allowed to be bought or sold [face covering]