[Brain + Golden Finger + Growth + Investment + Entertainment Circle + Single Female Protagonist Liu Qianqian]
In 1993, three-year-old Chen Zheng broke his head and retrieved the memory of a time traveler.
In this life, I still have a photographic memory. (Other abilities will be available later)
While other children were still playing in the mud on the bed, Chen Zheng pointed to a small plate in the backyard warehouse and said to his father, "Dad, this is an antique, worth half a million."
His father thought his son had fallen silly.
Soon after, the plate sold for hundreds of thousands.
His father was confused.
Starting from selling antique plates, Chen Zheng led his family to the Shenzhen market.
Buy treasury bonds, invest in Penguin Teng, and teach dad step by step how to be a qualified rich man.
An ordinary worker was gradually transformed into an investment boss by his six-year-old son.
[Parallel world, please do not substitute reality]
Reader comments
I just did a search on Beanbao. Those who are rich may not be able to offend those who have power. They must abide by the law. The author writes well, and it is indeed based on his own practical experience and experience. It seems that some parts are indeed aggrieved, but I do resonate with it. What does this mean? Written in place. After all, I am just an ordinary person, and I can't imagine what the rules of the game are for people in that world.
It's well written, not mindless. Now that I am young, I am a little constrained. I hope that when I grow up, I will feel more comfortable!
It is indeed a sacred book, very true
Even if you are reborn, even if you become a multi-millionaire, you will still be bullied on campus [Like][Like][Like]
Come on, I hope your writing will get better and better, keep at it.
Are we saying there is a female protagonist?
How to say it? I personally like this book. There is no other book with so much nonsense.
I originally wanted to give it three stars, but it's not easy for the author. I think the reason for the low rating is that I take it for granted.
I just did a search on Beanbao. Those who are rich may not be able to offend those who have power. They must abide by the law. The author writes well, and it is indeed based on his own practical experience and experience. It seems that some parts are indeed aggrieved, but I do resonate with it. What does this mean? Written in place. After all, I am just an ordinary person, and I can't imagine what the rules of the game are for people in that world.
It's well written, not mindless. Now that I am young, I am a little constrained. I hope that when I grow up, I will feel more comfortable!
It is indeed a sacred book, very true Even if you are reborn, even if you become a multi-millionaire, you will still be bullied on campus [Like][Like][Like]
Come on, I hope your writing will get better and better, keep at it.
Are we saying there is a female protagonist?
How to say it? I personally like this book. There is no other book with so much nonsense.
I originally wanted to give it three stars, but it's not easy for the author. I think the reason for the low rating is that I take it for granted.