Memories of 1980

Doing business with the Americans and being a hands-off boss, I'm afraid I'll die a horrible death.

The author writes well; please don't include a harem.

Add more women, and novels should dare to imagine and write.

Before 1992, it was only suitable to enter the system and climb up the ranks, accumulating connections. If you wanted to do business, after 1992, having connections was more advantageous than having capital. At that time, there was also something called interest-free loans, which you could get if you had connections. No one would restrict the flow of your goods or touch your property.

I read three chapters, but I couldn't continue! If you're 30 years younger, you must be at least 40+ years old, right? How can you live if you're resentful of this and dissatisfied with that? If someone glances at a pretty girl a few times, without saying a single hurtful word, you get really angry.

Actually, young people today have a misconception about the social status of high school graduates in the past. Even today's university graduates don't have the same social status as high school graduates. Many employers consider a high school diploma the highest qualification, and high school graduates were guaranteed jobs. In cities, local government offices prioritized employment for high school graduates. In rural areas, high school graduates were extremely rare.

In the 1980s, having a harem was tantamount to indecent behavior and would get you punished. Divorce was rare back then; if you dared to break up with your girlfriend, not only her parents, but also her relatives, friends, and even neighbors would come knocking on your door to make a scene…!

After reading a few chapters, the protagonist is constantly treated like a child. He's in high school, yet he's still considered an "educated person" of that era. If he weren't in school, he'd probably be married and supporting a family by now. Starting school was generally later in those days; how old would he be in high school then? Doesn't the author do some research?

After reading the three golden chapters, I feel like the protagonist wasted his life in his previous life.

LCD TVs are out. They've withdrawn. With so little money, researching LCD TVs used to cost a million US dollars per 24-inch unit 90 years ago. A tiny, unblemished LCD panel from a lab lab? That's ridiculous.