[Yep, it's a period piece... not a rich-and-powerful fantasy]
Chen Yue is an avid fisherman who falls into the water during a night fishing trip and accidentally returns to his hometown in 2002. It's a remote town plagued by disorder, with scores of idle, unemployed young people. Fights, robberies, drug use, and highway bandits are everywhere. Clan power is strong, the economy is backward, and industry is weak. The only major factory, a state-run sugar mill, is on the verge of bankruptcy. From the start, he binds himself to the town's GDP System and receives 300 million yuan in funding. For every penny the GDP grows, he earns a penny. So how can he boost GDP? By opening factories and building up real industry, creating plenty of jobs, improving public safety, and rebuilding the town...
Starting from one yuan for the whole town, this kind of sacred infrastructure is quite attractive. But this is not a pleasant experience. I have hundreds of millions in my hands and fight with my relatives in the village [eating melons]. I didn't dare to take out the money for fear of being asked where I came from.
The background of the story is 2002, not 2016, 2020. Everyone who has experienced how public security was in towns and counties at that time knows that the village is paved in the early stage and connected in the later stage. It is not a matter of wrangling in the village.
Although there are various minor flaws, I haven't seen such a ruthless and decisive protagonist in a long time. I must give it five stars. I just read this type of book about fighting. There are several books, but none of them decisively fight against each other. They're all just using white channels. Self-media and the like are not fun enough to kill enemies.
It's good-looking, and the writing was more realistic about the society at that time.
To be honest, it's good. It's well written.
Pretty good novel
Cherish the current society...
Very well written, keep it up
Good reviews, few poisonous points, very interesting to watch, I hope the author will update it,
It's pretty good in the same genre and worth a look.