Setting Sail in 1992

The protagonist donated shares in preparation for a political career. As long as the writing is good, I'll continue reading. However, the latest chapter shows the protagonist transferring investments to Pengcheng without the prefectural committee's approval—a bizarre move. This not only violates officialdom rules but is also illegal. A manager with no shares, bypassing board resolutions, and privately finalizing a major investment project—it's illegal no matter how you look at it.

The opening scene felt too contrived and didn't reflect the realities of the country. The leaders actually have many ways to get rid of this factory burden. Even if they want to find someone to take the blame, they don't have to choose the main character.

I think equipping a hand-operated tractor with an electric starter is absurd. You see, in rural areas, physical strength isn't highly valued. Farmers will choose to spend more time and effort to save a few dollars, let alone spend a few hundred. Besides, starting a hand-operated tractor isn't that strenuous; a strong farm woman can do it without a problem.

They directly told me to quit and even refunded my shares! They used Huateng as a springboard to make their first fortune. Isn't starting your own business better? Private enterprises offer greater freedom. If you're going to write about industry, strive to create an industrial empire. The beginning was really good; I read every chapter without missing a single one. But then came this toxic part, and I couldn't continue reading.

The protagonist transmigrates into Douluo Continent, starting as Madara Uchiha. His Heavenly Meteor Shock scares the Shrek Seven Devils to tears and makes the good-for-nothing Yu Xiaogang kneel down and beg for mercy on the spot. By playing different roles, he brought forth one powerful villain after another in the Douluo world.

Those plagiarized songs almost killed me. What era should we sing? In '92 and '93, why did you have to plagiarize "Once Upon a Time"? That's ridiculous. "Once Upon a Time" is extremely rebellious, a dark fairy tale from abroad. If you could get it approved back then, you were amazing. Don't plagiarize this song until after 2000.

I've already given up. These commercial novel protagonists act like saints, even giving up their own shares. What's the point? If you like being a saint, then don't even bother subscribing to these things. Serving the people? What money are you making?

What can you accomplish in just 8 chapters? It'll be gone in a couple of steps.

Over 900 chapters. The protagonist's status is strange. While it's not exactly subservient to certain people, it's certainly inconsistent with his position. Let's not even talk about the still-developing aviation industry; just look at the car companies. Anyone below the rank of department head would have to bow down to him.

Someone who works in a state-owned enterprise is also writing albums for others and sending out all sorts of mindless songs!