Reborn in 1997: An Unconventional Real Estate Tycoon

Name: Reborn in 1997: An Unconventional Real Estate Tycoon
Author: Seven Deaths, Eight Lives

重生97之另类地产霸主

by Seven Deaths, Eight Lives (七死八活)

Status: Ongoing
Length: 821k Words
Genre: Urban
Subgenre: Business & Workplace
Updated: 3y ago
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Synopsis

The real estate industry is one that has more or less been demonized. In later generations, it had more or less become one of our country's two spittoons:

Together with the national soccer team, it was known as one of the two great domestic spittoons, as if anyone could spit a few mouthfuls of saliva onto it.

Undeniably, although the industry was rife with chaos, it had once played a pivotal role in the development of the national economy as a whole. Especially during the decade or so after 1998, when the country implemented housing-system reforms, the real estate industry was even designated by the state as one of the pillar industries of the entire national economy.

The protagonist, Li Dakang, a civil engineering grunt who graduated from a prestigious domestic 985 university, happened to transmigrate back to the eve of Hong Kong's return.

In this era of sweeping change, Li Dakang thrived. He went with the tide, kept pace with the times, and used his professional knowledge along with certain advantages brought by his transmigration to make a name for himself in the real estate industry.

After more than twenty years of development, he inadvertently became a very unconventional real estate tycoon-------

Making sure Huawei was no longer alone.

In the 2020s, this was how the entire world assessed him: besides Huawei, China also had Zhongchen, founded by Li Dakang.

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Why can the real estate industry serve as a pillar industry of the national economy? (Low technological barriers, large industrial clusters, and a large number of employees.) Because it is the lowest-cost, fastest, and easiest-to-operate profit-generating industry to guarantee money supply growth. As for why it cannot remain a pillar industry in the long term, those who don't know or haven't experienced it understand.
113 likes4y ago
The book is well-written, but the protagonist's mental fortitude is terrible. He panics and gets embarrassed at the drop of a hat. How can someone with such a weak mentality become a leader in a state-owned enterprise? In Chapter Nine, Yan Zhenzhen takes the protagonist to meet Professor Qin, saying he's her boyfriend. What's so embarrassing about that? Shouldn't a normal middle-aged, greasy man use this as an opportunity to solidify their relationship and have sex before going to Hong Kong?
107 likes4y ago
Author, please don't include any romance plots! The romance in that Go novel was terrible; besides portraying the protagonist as a scumbag, hypocritical, and damaging his image, it served no purpose. The career plot, on the other hand, was very well written. Just focus on his career.
51 likes4y ago
Your last book had a disgusting romance plot, haven't you learned your lesson yet?
13 likes4y ago
Disgusting! I knew there would be disgusting scenes as soon as I saw Zeng Ru!
9 likes4y ago
It's a complete mess, I have no idea what it's trying to say, there's no main plot, and the story is all made up. The idea that a million-dollar annual salary wouldn't be enough to buy a house in 1997 Hong Kong is like something out of a kindergarten diary.
8 likes4y ago
Forget about that Ms. Zeng character. She's just a used woman. The character you created is flawed. The problem is, what's the point of sending her to Hong Kong? To prevent her from being manipulated? Are you going to use her as a tool? She's no longer suitable to be a tool, and there's no need for it.
7 likes4y ago
Oh my god, did they cut again? Why are they so kind to Go but so cruel to civil engineering?
6 likes3y ago
Remember to update "Legend of Go"
6 likes4y ago
With the civil engineering industry in such a slump, I should come back to writing books.
5 likes3y ago