The first time Lu Chen opened the warehouse door, it didn't lead to his own backyard.
It led to Hong Kong in 1949.
He's just an ordinary modern man, but he has a time door that lets him travel between two eras. Other people transmigrate on guts; he transmigrates by truck.
He didn't sell his first shipment on the black market.
He hauled in a ton of penicillin and delivered it to the Huo family in Hong Kong, who passed it on to the newly founded nation. In that era, a single dose of penicillin cost a fortune; in the modern world, you could buy it by the ton.
An invitation from the capital soon arrived in his hands.
Lu Chen knew the real business was only beginning.
Medicine, food, machinery, steel: ordinary goods in a modern warehouse could change the course of a battle in that era.
But nobody knew that behind the young man driving the beat-up truck lay the entire future.
The gold price in 1949 has caught up with the modern price more than ten years ago, hahahaha
Encourage first, then say anything else It's funny, someone who knows nothing about economics writes a book like this. Instead of engaging in industrial products such as electronics and manufacturing, engage in low-tech and slow-return industries such as breeding and clothing.
It's very good. The author wrote it carefully and there are not too many errors in the data. After all, this is a novel and not reality, so it is a good book worth reading.
No, why did the protagonist change his last name?
The plot is straightforward and not procrastinating. Although there are many similar themes, I still enjoyed reading it!
Come on, author! Write a satisfying work!
It's quite good and a very enjoyable read.
Very good, looks good
You dare, you dare to write, I don't dare to listen to a word, I feel comfortable in my heart
Not bad, keep up the good work!