Return to 90: Reselling Heavy Trucks Brings the Whole Family to Prosperity

[Current identity: The young man on the international train] [Today's fortune: a lot of money] [Daji: The down-and-out Russian aristocratic girl in Car No. 6 Is facing gang blackmail. Use two bottles of Erguotou to rescue her, and you will get clues to a Far East mine. [Ping: After getting off the bus, go to the stall on the left side of Moscow's Red Square and you can buy a retired helicopter engine at a low price. [Big Bad: Never trade furs with a bald man! That's a trap where the gangsters take advantage of the gangsters, and it will cost you both your life and money! In the wild nineties, Chen Feng boarded the K3 international train to Moscow with his divination system. I wanted to keep a low profile and become a small businessman, selling Erguotou and canned food to earn some hard-earned money to improve my family's financial situation. As a result, before leaving the country, he killed the gangsters who had robbed money in the carriage, and also rescued a poor Russian aristocratic girl who was hiding from the skinheads who was hiding the land deed of a mine in the Far East. Afterwards, the painting style gradually got out of control: While others might have broken their legs by sleeping in the open when they were considered bad guys, he relied on the fortune-telling system to make amends every day. The daily routine of setting up a stall in Red Square turned into picking up "Mi-8 helicopter blueprints" from junk piles. When I returned home, I went to the scrapyard to buy a pile of scrap iron. The test turned out to be top-secret "aerospace engine single crystal titanium alloy blades"! I conveniently intercepted Hu Qiu's steel approval documents, exchanged the blueprints for five hundred military heavy-duty truck chassis, and even went to the Shenzhen stock market to make millions even by hitting the daily limit... When he pulled several carloads of canned beef stew and approached the airline to replace three "Tu154 passenger planes"... The entire domestic business and military industry circles exploded: Do you call this a small businessman? You are clearly a real-life "national strategic supplier"!