Rebirth 1999: Became Penguin's major shareholder at the beginning: focusing on the path of rebirth technology, with a single female character, and not so many brainless villains looking for trouble every day.
When you open your eyes, you are bound to the system.
8,300 Principal, 50 times leverage, and 510,000 in seven days.
Veteran Tang Feng, genius programmer Lin Hao, and all-around academic An Ran - he retrieved the favors he owed and the people he lacked in his previous life one by one.
Make games, build Internet cafe systems for free, invest in that small company that can't afford to burn servers...
Brother Ma: "How do you know if we can make it?"
He smiled.
Guess
Chen Mo: A ruthless man who grew up in an orphanage and came back again. He is a ruthless person who doesn't talk much, but has a fiery heart. He only believes in two things: the technology that can kill you in your hands, and the friendship around you that can kill you. Why are we working so hard to build a technologically powerful country? Because he has no one except the country; with An Ran, he wants to give her, and the country that raised him, the most stable future.
An Ran: Chen Mo's college alumnus, a top academic goddess with high IQ and EQ. You may think Chen Mo is crazy at first, but you will soon be convinced by his accurate predictions and terrifying ability to act, and become his most loyal business partner + money bag + virtuous wife. Not a vase, but a "boss lady" who can help him guard the rear and operate capital.
Goldfinger: "Little Overlord Learning Machine". Down-to-earth, right? But the core is awesome. As long as Chen Mo works hard to learn something, he can connect to a certain awesome civilization heritage called "Ancestral Star" and randomly gain some advanced knowledge. The deeper you learn, the more "points" you can accumulate, which can be directly redeemed for designated black technologies.
Reader comments
It gives people the feeling of reading notes. It's not like reading a novel
It gives people the feeling of reading notes. It's not like reading a novel