Back to Singapore in 1995

Show off the Singaporean 10,000-dollar and 1,000-dollar notes that Uncle Ben holds🤓

I'm curious how many female protagonists there are, one or two is not too few, three, four or five is not too many, hehe, author, you have to think carefully and find out the audience, single female protagonist or harem, stock trading is not possible, readers on both sides have to run, as long as the emotional drama is well written, I can do either single female protagonist or harem, but I am a harem party, hehe, so can I take the liberty to ask, how many female protagonists are there? If you answer, I will give you my vote, hehe

I would like to give the author a suggestion. It is best to invest in financial industries for development in Singapore. The Internet and industry can only be fully developed in China. In the world, only China and the United States have the conditions to make the Internet bigger and stronger. Because the market is big enough, a small market will never be able to build a strong Internet company. Not to mention the industry. At that time, China had an absolute labor force advantage, a super large market, and China also had the advantage of the entire industrial chain.

Come on, the author's writing is really good, and the protagonist's IQ is also online. The last book was a bit confusing. The author of this book should not rush and write slowly. There are very few books about Singapore, but there is still a market. There is definitely a market for writing about Singapore's customs and customs while writing about career. In the future, if you write about joining Temasek in Singapore, it will be awesome.

This setting is very good. You are reborn in a foreign Chinese community. This way you can avoid the interference of domestic national conditions and become a big capitalist freely!

This book writes Singapore's humanistic history and social atmosphere into Mu Sanfen. The author knows Singapore very well and must have lived and worked there. The only thing that makes him unhappy is that the pace is too slow.

Feiyan

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Malaysian Chinese are here to support you. I also worked in Singapore for several years. But I'm not going to Geylang? What kind of place is this? I haven't been there. I know it's just to "eat and drink". Definitely never "played" with it. Um. . .

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