Huo Chenyuan, a billionaire Chinese tycoon on Wall Street, was unexpectedly reborn in 2000.
At this time, the state-owned enterprises were restructured and the factory areas were dilapidated. He is followed by a group of ruthless brothers in factories and mines who have nothing to do and are about to go astray.
In order to prevent these brothers from eating peanuts in the future, Huo Chenyuan stood up.
"Put away your watermelon knives! Put on your suit and tie, and come with me to do business!"
Since then, a business empire with an extremely strange style has been born in the millennium.
Engaging in long-distance logistics, the car gangsters and road bullies were just about to block the road and collect money for the journey. The carriage door opened, and hundreds of big men in suits with large spanners and muscles bursting out smiled and got out of the car: "Brother, do you want to apply for a monthly pass?"
During the real estate demolition, dozens of bald brothers came to the house every day to wash the feet of the nail-biting households, do housework, and tutor the naughty children to write Olympiad questions. The nail-biting households were so moved that they moved overnight.
During the financial and business war, the Wall Street elite looked at the row of executives with scars on their faces across the conference table and were so frightened that they bought standing tickets and fled overnight.
In the year when he became the world's richest man, Huo Chenyuan had no choice but to show his hands in the face of the global media's criticism:
"Again, I am not a gangster, they are purely corporate culture!"
Reader comments
I've read Chapter 131, and I feel it's okay. But the logic of the book is a bit confusing, and the author writes in big letters. It's awesome.
I've read Chapter 131, and I feel it's okay. But the logic of the book is a bit confusing, and the author writes in big letters. It's awesome.