Using a Secret Identity to Make Deals Around the World in the 1970S
七零开马甲在全球搞买卖
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 523k Words
- Genre
- No CP
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
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Stories Set in a Specific Era
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Worldbuilding / Farming / Business / Doomsday Stockpiling
I absolutely love this kind of story, but I can never find one that suits my taste.
No-Pairing Collection
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Stories Set in a Bygone Era (Career-Focused)
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Some Fully Purchased Reads: Romance and No-Couple Stories
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80% Female Characters, All-Female Main Cast
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If It's Tasty, Have Some More
Strong heroines / GB / wish-fulfillment / female-centered
Romance and Female-Centered Feel-Good Stories
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Female-Led Stories with No Romance or Minimal Romance
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Female-Protagonist Stories I Read and Enjoyed Over the Years
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The idea was quite good, but it was a pity that the vest was not put to good use. The business suddenly disappeared just after it started to expand, which is not in line with the global business of the title.
After reading it, I think it's okay overall. A perfect score of 100 can probably be rated at 70 or 80. The author's style is very special, and the warmth in the details is always just right. But, how should I put it, it is probably because of the lack of follow-up, and the ending is always unhappy. In this case, it is too sudden. It is obvious that the heroine is preparing to show off her ambitions and take advantage of the strong wind of reform and opening up to develop, but the result is that it ends abruptly. When the heroine has a golden finger, it is still difficult to gain everything, but it is easy to lose everything, so it makes people feel uncomfortable. Even if the author tries hard to maintain a warm rhythm at the end, it is still difficult to calm down. Well. I hope that Da Da Da's new book can be based on warmth and have a lighter plot. The heroine can work hard, but she can't just end up with nothing after a hard work. That is actually quite unfair.
It's the end of spreading flowers. This is the best destination for everyone in the time-travel novel. It's great.
The lengthy diary entries started to appear in the chapters about doing business in Country M, and no key events popped up. When I saw U. S. Dollars investing in the mainland, I thought there was a promotional speech praising the investors (similar to those of the most beautiful xxx), but in the end it ended with a sudden disappearance and reappearance... I guess I couldn't continue writing, right? [Question mark] Then I will just throw it into the corner and read it again when there are really no good novels to read (after all, I have spent money to buy chapters [cheek support])
It's disgusting. What's the difference between it and a piece of shit? It's a waste of my money.
Damn, when will the new book be released?
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[Laughing and crying][laughing and crying][laughing and crying]I have made up several copies. . Everything is good, except the beginning and the end, especially the ending. Why does every book feel a little off-putting when it comes to the beginning and the end [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying]
Mrs. Sahua [Sahua] I will always follow you [Come on]
Have you decided what to write for your next novel? When will it be updated?