Binding it to Xiangjiang's GDP, the richer Xiangjiang gets, the richer I get!
Liao Dachao, an indigenous boy, was originally a small laborer moving bricks at a construction site, and his wages were often deducted. The system was suddenly bound to the system on January 1, 1960, and funds were returned to the account every day, in proportion to Xiangjiang's GDP!
Earned 40,000 on the first day!
He who was originally poor became prosperous in an instant!
In this era when wages are only over 30 RMB and house prices are only 50 RMB per square foot, this is a huge sum of money!
A house, a car, a horse, everything that I had never dared to think about, I had it all overnight.
This year, Mandarin is still spoken in Xiangjiang.
This year, Xiangjiang was not the city of the Li family yet.
This year, Shaw Brothers and Drama are inseparable, and the movies are full of Huangmei tunes.
In this era when Chinese capital is suppressed and struggling, and the economy is about to take off with great momentum, Liao Dachao is a man who opens the floodgates and releases water, and is nicknamed "Faucet" by the people in the world.
"You want to open a store but have no money? I'll lend it to you, with easy interest!"
"You want to build a building but don't have the money? Come on, let's talk about interest rates!"
"You want to make a movie but don't have money? I'll support you, but it's just the interest...~"
A steady stream of funds gather together to form a pool, a lake, and a river like the sea!
Sweeping everything!
Finance, real estate, manufacturing, entertainment... Everything is a fish in his pond.
Communities, actresses, and predators are all his prey!
A lucky little man, a world full of troubles.
Reader comments
Goldfinger is good, but the writing is really bad
No sense of immersion
[Vomit][vomit]
What did the author think? Let's not talk about the fact that the indigenous people have no sense of agency. If you are unhappy with the plot and feel aggrieved, who can bear it? Reality is frustrating enough, but reading a novel is even more frustrating? Picture what? Also, if the author rewrites it, he must not write about soul transmigration. The best thing is to wear it, and the second is about fetal transmigration to awaken the memory of the past life. The others are not recommended! Judging from other comments, your book is already out of date!
After reading the comments carefully, I still see a single female lead! Who can write about Hong Kong Island without those goddesses? The Hong Kong goddesses are stunningly beautiful and eye-catching. They look like movie posters in every frame. Honggu's style is full of charm, Qingxia's style is indistinguishable between male and female, and Zu Xian's style is ethereal and ethereal - the beauty of old Hong Kong films is never in the appearance, but in the character. That in itself is a highlight! This book hasn't even been written yet, but the author has cut himself a few times, awesome
The first few chapters are a bit frustrating, but the rest is okay. If you like Hong Kong variety shows, you can check it out.
Overall, it's pretty good, I hope the author can keep it up in the future.
Who told you to write this? If you write it like this, no one will feel too depressed to read it.
Goldfinger is good, but the writing is really bad
No sense of immersion
[Vomit][vomit]
What did the author think? Let's not talk about the fact that the indigenous people have no sense of agency. If you are unhappy with the plot and feel aggrieved, who can bear it? Reality is frustrating enough, but reading a novel is even more frustrating? Picture what? Also, if the author rewrites it, he must not write about soul transmigration. The best thing is to wear it, and the second is about fetal transmigration to awaken the memory of the past life. The others are not recommended! Judging from other comments, your book is already out of date! After reading the comments carefully, I still see a single female lead! Who can write about Hong Kong Island without those goddesses? The Hong Kong goddesses are stunningly beautiful and eye-catching. They look like movie posters in every frame. Honggu's style is full of charm, Qingxia's style is indistinguishable between male and female, and Zu Xian's style is ethereal and ethereal - the beauty of old Hong Kong films is never in the appearance, but in the character. That in itself is a highlight! This book hasn't even been written yet, but the author has cut himself a few times, awesome
The first few chapters are a bit frustrating, but the rest is okay. If you like Hong Kong variety shows, you can check it out. Overall, it's pretty good, I hope the author can keep it up in the future.
Who told you to write this? If you write it like this, no one will feel too depressed to read it.