Restarting the Millennium: I Was a Boss in 2001

Lin Chen lived a useless life. He is in his thirties, has no house, no car, no savings, and a monthly salary of 3,880 yuan. My father was tired and bent over at the construction site, and my mother broke the anti-diabetic medicine in half to save a few dollars on medication. Relatives looked down on him, no one called him at class reunions, and his blind date thought he was poor. He didn't even dare to die. When he woke up, he was back in 2001. The college entrance examination has just ended, Internet cafes have just emerged, QQ users have just exceeded one million, and the houses in Beijing's third ring road are only more than 3,000 per square meter. "Meteor Shower" is still being played all over the streets, and the mobile phone is called "Little Smart", and you have to dial up to access the Internet. In this era, there is gold everywhere and opportunities everywhere. And what Lin Chen held in his mind were all the memories of the next twenty-four years. He knows how the Internet will change the world, how high housing prices will rise, which companies will become giants, and which industries are pitfalls. He knows about SARS in 2003, the Olympics in 2008, the bull market in 2015 - he knows all the opportunities that can change our destiny. But in this life, he doesn't want to wait any longer. Setting up street stalls, opening Internet cafes, doing e-commerce, making investments, building real estate, and creating new energy sources - he started from an old alley in Qingzhou and went to the whole country and the world step by step. He made his father straighten his back, let his mother live in a big house, and shut up all those who looked down on him. He wants to tell the world that even a loser can turn around. ---