My Electronic Empire

What's the point of getting a golden finger and being poisoned? Isn't it just a double portal? There is no need for a reason. We readers don't care how the protagonist got the golden finger or how he got it. Just explain the function of the golden finger. What we want to see is how the protagonist uses the golden finger to develop. What we want to see is the story that happened in the middle and who he met.

Read the first chapter. In 1982, I bought a Walkman for 80 yuan and then sold it back with old currency. I was instantly poisoned. I just wrote about the era without checking the price. I also engaged in the most brainless way of reselling...

Dear author, don't some electronic products that are beyond the times register for patents? Although he will be imitated by others, once the protagonist becomes bigger and more capable, he will have the confidence to file a lawsuit. Also, when the protagonist gets rich, he can turn on mobile phones, computers, precision industries, heavy industry, finance, and the stock market in advance. The protagonist can run back and forth between the two worlds and enter finance to engage in the stock market. That is not easy, and money comes easily. The two worlds run back and forth, and everything is interconnected. There are also protagonists who can create and incubate novels, comics, film and television scripts that are not available in this era. This can be a very valuable ID, as well as some toys, animation novels and other cultural industries. The protagonist takes over the media company effortlessly. Why are you so obsessed with electronics at the beginning? You should first integrate animation, comics, or novel scripts. Once you have money, just focus on electronic products or heavy industry. This thing, heavy industry, you can just make one and sell it for tens of millions of dollars or hundreds of millions of dollars. With such a powerful cheat, it is not difficult to make money

There are books about getting rich in Shenzhen back in the 1980s, but somehow, these works are written in a very unconventional way, maybe because of the speed of Shenzhen. I have never been to Shenzhen, so I don't know what kind of magic it is. But to be honest, such books are not attractive to me. However, after reading this book, the protagonist works calmly and grandly. Maybe there are some minor flaws in his thinking, but it can be seen that he has a high position and plans strategies, and he is a great talent who works hard in his career. I also believe that this book will be a good book and can occupy a place in the urban area. Come on ↖(^ω^)↗

Did electronic products dominate the world in the 1980s? I'm afraid you haven't woken up yet. The country's national strength at that time couldn't sustain it at all. The United States was calling in every minute. No matter how good your products were, they would never be able to enter Europe and the United States. Think about what happened to Huawei. It was just a 5G standard and the United States was already at war.

I have always been surprised that other people are plotting and scheming, and they can use any illegal means. No matter how much money Pig's Feet has💰, he can't hire someone to kill the other party. How strange!

Do you think the technology storage warehouses in the United States are just decorations? Lao Americans don't know how to reverse research and develop, they can also crack and pirate! Apply for a patent = technology gift.

The more you write, the more boring you become. Everyone wants to see the development of science and technology. Are you trying to make up for the word count by writing these articles about life? Even Shen Nong can't bear it if he keeps being so poisonous!

People like Pigfoot were least afraid of the underworld in the 1980s. If you dare to fight with me, one person will have 10,000 heads, and the leader will have 100,000 men. Throw down a few million and see who jumps first. The underworld cannot even bear a 10% mortality rate. Uncle, the hozens have dispersed

Apart from Daguo Entertainment and 1978 Little Farm, are there any other novels of this type that feature two-way travel?