
Reborn in the 1970s
重生在70年代
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.3M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 7y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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I don’t like following stories day by day, so I won’t recommend little seedlings 🍀. I recommend only books that have grown into hefty reads, and completed masterpieces that have grown into towering trees 🌴🌴. The books on this list are only a tiny, tiny fraction of what I’ve read! 👣 But every single one is a gem 👍. I read all sorts of things 🌺 and don’t stick to any particular genre 💐, so this list has a bit of everything. I haven’t sorted them, but seasoned readers can take a quick look and see
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Urban fiction
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Reading every day
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I've been reading for over a decade! These are some novels I enjoy now. If you're running out of books or don't know what to read, the novels below suit my taste. If you like some of them, you'll probably enjoy the rest too. I don't like writing reviews, because I think you can usually tell after reading two or three chapters whether a novel is for you.
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Fantasy fulfillment through becoming the protagonist
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Super Satisfying Reads
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Degree Numbers
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I thought about it for a long time before commenting, then I deleted the comment and deleted the comment. Although it is not that era, I still feel a little dissatisfied. 1. The pig's feet are too small. I went to Hong Kong to discuss business when I was 9 years old. 2. I always feel that the author writes prices too high. For example, the article says that the monthly rent for a 60-square-meter house is 1,000 in 1983. 3. Although the author keeps saying that he is 88.8 In the comment area. I have been in business for 9 years, but I still feel that making money is too childish. I can easily make 2.4 Million a month. 4. After reading the comments, I found that some people doubted the price and so on. The author would say to go home and ask the elderly. This is true, but it always sounds bad to others. Advantages: 1. The childhood memories are very beautiful and I am very fond of them. 2. I can relate to friends and buddies without the feeling of intrigue. 3. The word count is quite large and I can read it all at once. Finally, I don't know why. It may be due to obsessive-compulsive disorder, or the influence of other books written in the 1970s and 1980s on me, so I always feel that the prices of various items in this book are on the high side. After reading 100 chapters, I feel that it is no longer interesting and attractive. I will put it away and come back when the book is exhausted.
If I could do it all over again, I would still choose Yasuo
I don't know if the author has seen it, *** in the turning point of history. No, If you haven't seen it, I suggest you give it a look! It's full of interesting stuff, I cried while watching it as a 96-year-old. More people should be allowed to see such a good drama. Nowadays, TV is full of so-called fresh meat. Everyone should be allowed to see how China is slowly getting better. 👍 Please add it! 🌹🌹🌹🌹
When I see people who started their business at the age of six or seven, I feel numb, especially in the 1970s and 1980s.
In fact, I like this kind of rebirth from baby the best. Interesting stories from my childhood and the development in the countryside. Some once passed themselves. Mistakes, but there is still a chance to do it again, which is very attractive.
The monkey ticket thing is really wrong. Turning working capital into fixed assets was a mistake in the early days of starting a business. There was still more than 10,000 yuan. It was really a huge amount of money at the time, and the money was very valuable. The value of the monkey ticket was equivalent to devaluing the money. In the end, your amount was too big, and you simply reduced the room for appreciation. Looking at the circulation of this thing, it seems to be about 5 million in total. Monkey tickets worth more than 10,000 yuan are still collected. The author, please check the information.
This book gives me a better feeling than my 1979. The structure of this book is bigger than that of 1979. The protagonist will think about the country and the nation when he has capital. 1979 Is a little more personal, but neither side is wrong. This just depends on everyone's personal point of view.
A nine-year-old child came to Hong Kong to talk about a business deal worth hundreds of thousands, and he still believed it. Actually, it's so poisonous. Although that era was simple, this was too ridiculous.
Don't the protagonist's relatives need names? After reading for a long time, they are all older brothers, younger brothers, second brothers, eldest sister, and there is more than one eldest sister. I don't know who to call them.
How many gigabytes of memory does Mao have? Was the technology feasible at that time? Where did you get the technology? Industrial power cannot produce too much? How did it happen!!!