Reborn as an International Smuggler

Finally, I've found a book that truly talks about trade. 5-Star recommendation. Putting aside everything else, this book is brilliantly written. The part about digging for cordyceps in Tibet and panning for gold in the Jinsha River is particularly well-written. The idea of ​​making their first fortune on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau is unique. It's a truly remarkable book. 5-Star recommendation.

The Soviet Union's wealth simply evaporated. It wasn't plundered by the US. In fact, the US almost went bankrupt itself trying to bring down the Soviet Union.

He was originally a good-for-nothing, illiterate and without any skills, subjected to countless scorns and disdain in his native Africa. Unable to bear the humiliation, he unexpectedly came to Shandong University to study, a turn of events that would drastically change his destiny. A cold and beautiful campus belle, a lovely class monitor, and a naive and adorable junior all fell for him.

Similar themes used to be quite popular, but now, I don't know if it's too sensitive or what, but I haven't seen any stories about stock trading for years. The pacing is a little slow, but that's okay, more words will make it better. I just wonder if there will be any ridiculous plots like making billions in the stock market.

Over ninety pages of writing are extremely toxic! A middleman who travels all over the country doesn't bother to train his own henchmen, and even says he has money so he can fight himself! Isn't that idiotic? Is your money going to pay for your own medical bills?

The beginning was well-written, but the later parts became too drawn out, completely lacking in character detail and becoming solely focused on trade descriptions. It lost its charm and became uninteresting! What a pity! Where are Big Black, Pete, and the golden eagle?

It was amazing at first, but it got increasingly drawn out as it went on, so I eventually gave up on it.

Very few people in Singapore speak Chinese, and Chinese schools have long since disappeared. The relationship between Singapore and China is currently very bad... I hope the author will never write about how great Singapore is again!

I feel like I've lost out big time! At least half of the 900,000 words are background information, the plot hasn't even reached the end of a year, the protagonist is still only 18, everything is done in a flash and then they run away, the only thing with a clear beginning and end is that six-ton ​​persimmon deal, everything else is vague.

I have a feeling you wrote about Zizhong County in Neijiang City, damn it!