Chen Dongge was reborn in 1989 with an unexpected 100,000 foreign exchange coupons in his pocket.
In this age of gold and barbaric growth, it is impossible to work part-time!
Take the K3 international train and go north to the Bear Country, trade Erguotou for a plane, and make your first pot of gold as a cross-border businessman!
Go south to the Special Economic Zone, lay out the technology ecology in advance, and launch a dimensionality reduction attack on the business community in the 1990s!
When the future "Brother Ma" was still worrying on the BBS, Chen Dongge fooled him into lameness with an advanced idea, and he became the number one bull horse obediently;
When the future e-commerce tycoon was still running into obstacles everywhere, Chen Dongge directly spent millions: "Follow me and I will show you the real Double Eleven!"
Many years later, Chen Dongge, who had become the world's richest man, had no choice but to show his hands to Time magazine:
"I just wanted to make a little money at the beginning. Who knew that the elite circles in this world are actually just a bunch of people?"
"There is no other way. In order not to get involved, I have to rectify the global business community."
Reader comments
After reading more than a dozen chapters, the content is confusing and repetitive in several places, and the protagonist is taken advantage of. In 1989, the factory where the protagonist's father worked went bankrupt, and the factory director's cousin could buy the factory for 2 million. The protagonist spent 10 million, and it was said that the land could be worth hundreds of millions in future generations. Is it in line with the common sense of the world? ? ? As for the value of a five-level courtyard house of 3,000 square meters and 50,000 square meters, I did not find out how much the courtyard house was worth in 1989. I will assume that its value is within a reasonable range and add one star to this.
Not clear-headed
It's a work that's hard to describe. The high-tech sales in exchange for it are unclear. This thing can only be given the prefix ""
After reading more than a dozen chapters, the content is confusing and repetitive in several places, and the protagonist is taken advantage of. In 1989, the factory where the protagonist's father worked went bankrupt, and the factory director's cousin could buy the factory for 2 million. The protagonist spent 10 million, and it was said that the land could be worth hundreds of millions in future generations. Is it in line with the common sense of the world? ? ? As for the value of a five-level courtyard house of 3,000 square meters and 50,000 square meters, I did not find out how much the courtyard house was worth in 1989. I will assume that its value is within a reasonable range and add one star to this.
Not clear-headed
It's a work that's hard to describe. The high-tech sales in exchange for it are unclear. This thing can only be given the prefix ""