Reborn in the Business World

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When you see the finale, you will find that the protagonist is actually a wage earner. Although he has the most shares, he does everything. He is the one who thinks and sells creative ideas. Then Guo Jijie does not need to do anything. He only needs to use the money earned by the protagonist to help him invest. He has shares in all the companies in the entire book. He also asked his father, who has a fortune of tens of billions, to become a shareholder.

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This book has a few key points. The protagonist makes money. Guo Jijie doesn't have to do anything to follow the protagonist to make money. The protagonist insists on pulling Guo Jijie and the protagonist to make money, and then there is no need for anything else.

In 1992, you could buy a fruit box for 10 yuan. A person with a monthly salary of about 40 to 50 yuan would spend 10 yuan to buy fruit. You want to eat it?

The writing is too exaggerated. In those days, even 1 penny could be used, but prices were as high as they would be twenty years later. Is the author serious?

I suddenly discovered that the protagonist is not actually the protagonist. Guo Jijie is the protagonist. He doesn't have to do anything. He has his share in every company. He makes money while lying down. And my father still has tens of billions of assets. I will rely on him to develop in the mainland in the future. The absolute protagonist has not run away.

I feel like the guy named Guo is the protagonist. He does everything. I don't see him being of any help to the protagonist. Just like a food company, they obviously have 120 million yuan and they let him invest 15% of the shares. It feels like making money while lying down 🪖

It's another book that doesn't check prices. When I was in 1998, my dad and his friends had a lot of one-, two- and five-cent banknotes that they had accumulated on the ship. The adults on the ship gave them to me, and my brother and I divided them into piles of fifty cents and used them to buy snacks. You were all kinds of fun in 1992. Things really weren't that expensive back then

I didn't grasp the timing well. During the southern tour, speculation was strictly controlled. Speculation was a crime. It was very serious. The author was selling fruit at this time, and it was still at the train station. I can only say that you are awesome.