Back to 1992

The protagonist in the author's story has many problems. But thinking about it another way, a low-level loser who transmigrates encounters a naturally beautiful young woman he can legally possess. Considering the various artificial beauties he had as backup options before his transmigration, it's understandable that he would fall deeply in love and be reluctant to let go—that's normal.

This novel is a classic example of building up strength before unleashing it. The early stages involve rapid wealth accumulation, like leveling up in a game, followed by a period of calm consolidation and preparation, building up power for a powerful burst. The only downside is the messy personal life; I almost want to report the novel. Stop with the promiscuous relationships! It's utterly repulsive.

That's so naive! In 1992, pork cost 2 yuan per jin (500g). To sell 1000 yuan worth of pork a day, you'd need at least 650 jin (325kg). Do you even know how long that would take?! Even without eating all day, it would still take 15 hours! The author is amazing! 👍🏻

It was okay at first, but the latest chapter made me sick. When the little penguin was at its lowest point, nobody wanted it for 2 million, but then it came out asking for 5 million US dollars and 50% of the shares. I don't know what the author was thinking. I'm speechless.

It's illogical for him to be reborn as his uncle; he should be reborn as his father.

The author didn't give the protagonist a son; is the family fortune planned to go to the son-in-law?

It's best to minimize or avoid mentioning regional details in this type of book, as many people find it off-putting. Although I'm also from Yuechi, I only need to briefly introduce local dialects and accents once or twice per line; otherwise, it significantly impacts the book's presentation. This is less of an issue for science and technology books.

The government has invested in the company. What if they want to make personnel changes? You don't comply. Can they transfer you? Since this involves the loss of state-owned assets, what will you do then? Also, how are the shares calculated? Is it based on the current asset valuation or the previous one?

I really enjoyed the first few chapters, especially the part about setting up the first braised meat shop. But then the entrepreneurial journey began, and it all happened in just a few chapters: time travel, getting a wife, using money to open a braised meat shop in the county, then in the city, then in a neighboring province, and eventually owning two hundred shops.

It was supposed to be a good movie, but they had to make it into a football movie.