Back to the 1980S: Building a One-Man Business Empire

Back to the 1980s In this golden age of opportunity, while everyone else is scraping by on a salary of thirty-eight yuan, my bank account already has nine zeros in it. The women of this era don’t care about cars and houses, only character. If character happens to match the size of your bank balance, they call it “good judgment.” That’s why the line of matchmakers stretches all the way through my courtyard. The greatest meaning of being reborn is being able to use what you know to change other people’s “fates.” For instance, the bald boss who cheated me in my previous life got his head cracked open by my brick. Thanks to my efforts, he kept his head this time around, though he still spent more than half a year in the hospital. His fate had changed. See? That’s what being reborn means. Life was too hard in my previous life. This time, I’m going to make money lying down, whatever it takes, and lie around at home until I’ve built a fortune.