Back to 1980: An Ordinary Man's New Life
重回1980小人物
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- Completed
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- 2.5M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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What, you have a cousin named Ye Wenjie who works in Northwest China😅
When I saw Chapter 221, there was a loophole that needed to be corrected. The protagonist borrowed billions of dollars from Panasonic. It should be written in the contract that the repayment should be paid in Japanese yen. Otherwise, after a few years, the Japanese yen plummeted, the protagonist would still have to repay in US dollars, because the contract was settled in US dollars and did not specify that the repayment would be in Japanese yen. So in the end, the protagonist needed to repay in US dollars, and the protagonist still suffered a loss.
The more MD watched, the angrier he became. The heroine named Zhao was a failure. It was irritating.
Falling in love with a student, it was still in the 1980s. 666. Excuse me. Say goodbye.
Since the protagonist likes late autumn so much, why is he ignoring her while still having an affair with Ye Wenzhu? It's so scumbag
I have read about 50 chapters and want to complain. First of all, the author's writing style is very good, but the emotional aspects are too casual. After all, it was an era when holding hands was illegal. Your writing is too abrupt. Although this is a cool article that does not require logic, but your title indicates that it is the early 1980s, so you have to write it based on that era, but the protagonist is The ambiguity that is only available in our era is a bit out of place. It seems that the article is not on topic. I hope the author can greatly improve this point. As the times progress, the ambiguity can be gradually bolder and everyone can accept it. But when you start to use strong medicine, it is a bit poisonous. It can poison many people. I hope the author can adjust it. Here I wish the author better and better results 😡
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In 1980, 1 U. S. Dollar was exchanged for 1.4900 Yuan In 1981, 1 U. S. Dollar was exchanged for 1.7768 Yuan In 1982, 1 U. S. Dollar was exchanged for 1.9249 Yuan In 1983, 1 U. S. Dollar was exchanged for 1.9573 Yuan Yuan RMB In 1985, 1 U. S. Dollar was exchanged for 2.9366 Yuan RMB In 1986, 1 U. S. Dollar was exchanged for 3.4528 Yuan RMB In 1987, 1 U. S. Dollar was exchanged for 3.7221 Yuan RMB In 1988, 1 U. S. Dollar was exchanged for 3.7221 Yuan Yuan RMB In 1989, 1 U. S. Dollar was exchanged for 3.7651 Yuan In 1990, 1 U. S. Dollar was exchanged for 4.7832 Yuan.
It's really awesome. You had a bicycle in 1980. I'm afraid your family is not a household worth ten thousand yuan.
This book has many interesting points and also many poisonous points. When I'm short of books, I find a balance between pain and happiness. There are many plots that do not conform to the characteristics of the era and the character of the protagonist. Watch it if you can...
It seems that since Chen Hansheng, there have been many people playing with fire in two different ways. I don't know how to say that I don't like it.