
Reborn at the Turn of the Millennium: Chinese-Style Ceramics Break into Beijing's Foreign Trade Scene
重生千禧:国风陶艺闯京城外贸圈
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 205k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Workplace & Marriage
- Updated
- 4d ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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Looking for a Reborn Entrepreneurial Story, Nothing Brain-Dead or Full of Major Flaws
Some authors write without thinking at all. Could you kind folks recommend a good book?
Down-to-Earth Urban Money-Making Stories About Ordinary People
These days, it's either some billionaire or trillionaire getting reborn and becoming an ordinary person, but somehow they can't bring anyone along. If they're already so amazing, why get reborn? To do it all over again? Or the protagonist starts out as an ordinary person with a miserable life, then gets reborn and immediately gets divorced, takes revenge, or saves their family.
Looking for a Clear-Headed, Strong Female Lead Focused on Making Money and Building Her Career. Romance Is Fine
Looking for books like Spend Money! Stir Up Trouble! The Female Side Character Owns Tons of Real Estate!
Books About Getting Rich After Being Reborn in the 2000s: A Gradual Rise, No Overnight Fortune
Looking for books similar to Now That I've Been Reborn, Why Should I Still Be a Pure-Hearted Young Man?
Any No-CP Farming, Business-Building, or Food Stories?
Whenever a story starts with romance or soft erotica, I feel like I'm going to be poisoned by it. Are there any stories focused on building a career, with a protagonist who's not too obnoxious or chuunibyou?
No Romance, Only Recommending No-Romance Novels (No CP)
Reborn Business Stories with Smart, Believable Plots
I hope you can recommend some business novels with smart protagonists.
A Rags-to-Riches Story Set in a Bygone Era, with No Horrible Relatives
Well-written stories with solid logic, high ratings, and an engaging plot.
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In Beijing in 2004, infrastructure construction was booming, foreign trade was also booming, and all kinds of hot money were flowing into the market. Newcomers like Chen You with little foreign trade experience could do business for a long time as long as they could establish trusting relationships with foreign customers. I even remember that I had a freight forwarding business back then. In order to maintain Indian orders, I often traveled to India to help customers with the entire "logistics" process. I tied the customers tightly to my own chariot and made a lot of money. Later, I even started my own freight forwarding company. Dividends of the times🤔