
Back to Singapore in 1995
重归新加坡1995
- Status
- Completed
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- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 3y ago
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Let me show off the Singapore dollar notes I have, both 10,000 and 1,000 ringgit 🤓
I'm curious how many female leads there are! One or two wouldn't be too few, three, four, or even five wouldn't be too many, hehe. Author, you really need to think this through carefully. Figure out your target audience – single female lead or harem? Playing the field won't work; you'll lose readers on both sides.
My advice to the author is that investing in finance is the best strategy for development in Singapore. Only in China can one truly succeed in both internet and manufacturing. Globally, only China and the US have the conditions to build a large and powerful internet company. This is because the market is large enough; small markets can never create strong internet companies.
Keep it up! The author's writing is really good, and the protagonist's intelligence is also on point. The last book was a bit messy, so don't rush this one, take your time. There aren't many books about Singapore, so there's still a market for them. Writing about the business while also touching on Singapore's customs and culture will definitely have a market. If you write about joining Temasek Holdings in Singapore later, that would be amazing!
This is a great setting. Being reborn into an overseas Chinese community allows one to avoid interference from the domestic political situation and freely become a big capitalist!
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.
Flying Swallow
A Malaysian Chinese is here to support you. I also worked in Singapore for a few years. But I didn't go to Geylang? What's that? I've never been there. I only know it's for "eating and drinking." I definitely didn't "play" there. Hmm...
Even if it were built in Hong Kong, there would be policy and funding difficulties in the early stages of tracking the most advanced wafer manufacturing. Furthermore, electronic technology requires large-scale application to mature; wafer manufacturing and chip technology need to coexist and benefit each other.
Let me explain why the protagonist didn't immediately quit his factory job after winning the lottery. Li Xiaofan's WP (Work Permit) was tied to a contract with his employer, preventing him from quitting easily. Quitting would mean losing his place in Singapore.