Building an Empire from Scratch
白手当家
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- Completed
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- 3.7M Words
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- Realistic Fiction
- Subgenre
- Walks of Life
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- 4y ago
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Why did the protagonist become a village official? Wasn't he supposed to be developing his career in Shanghai? Ugh, the village is full of ungrateful, disgusting people. What's the point of being a village official? Is it some kind of act of repaying evil with kindness? Actually, as a reader, I didn't want to see the protagonist stuck in this small village helping these ungrateful people.
The synopsis was second only to the synopsis of another book I read, though I can't remember which one. It was a synopsis that detailed the entire book's content. That was impressive.
The story itself is quite well-written, but I just don't understand why it had to be about the lower half of a man and woman's lives. There's a widow, and the whole village practically climbs over her walls at night. The widow knows but doesn't call the police. The village chief, teachers, thugs, married and unmarried alike—everyone climbs over.
After reading nearly 600 chapters, I decisively dropped it. It was a good book, but they had to make the male-female relationships so messy. Do you really need to go to Qidian to read erotica? I believe most people who come to Qidian aren't that kind of person.
The pig's feet didn't handle either the village affairs or the family affairs well. In reality, you can look at the CEO of Fuxing Group; he's incredibly efficient and decisive. A person destined for greatness becomes an idiot when it comes to their family, just looking at them with disdain.
Strong logical thinking and reasoning skills. 🤭🤭
I don't know what special charm the protagonist had at the age of 17 that made all the aunts and teachers around him want to sleep with him. These vulgar plots greatly diminish the significance of this novel as a realistic work.
It's impossible for a private individual to run a construction business in 1984, right? Back then, state-owned enterprises were in charge, and private individuals couldn't even get qualification certificates. They couldn't do contract work either, and private individuals couldn't have more than three employees. It might have been a little better in Shenzhen.
Everything else is fine. It's just that the romance is written haphazardly. Can't you write properly? This kind of writing is morally reprehensible. Today it's this auntie, tomorrow it's that auntie. I'm speechless.
I read this on QQ Reading before; realistic themes should withstand logical deduction. The protagonist's sister started an internet company in the late 1980s! Nonsense!!! There was no internet, no netizens...