Rebirth of the Hong Kong Tycoon Era

First time

The previous rebirths used the disintegration of the Soviet Union to gather various military talents abandoned by the times, and formed their own forces to protect the value of the business empire. Internally, all transactions are equal and there is no licking. Now it is getting 404 at every turn.

If everything can come true after rebirth, you can form your own loyal mercenaries and dig for the world's gold treasures. Trading companies, finance, high-tech medicine, clothing, food, housing, transportation, guns, ammunition, banks, docks, oil and diamonds. You can conquer them all. Then control a few small countries, buy your own territory, and you can help yourself legally. Or someone else opens an offshore holding company, and the cobwebs they secretly control are shares that even the U. S. World police cannot detect. Unless you make tens of trillions of dollars, you would be embarrassed to say that you were reborn in the early 1970s, and you can play with the family prince, the underworld society, and the royal police at will! After Pig's Feet became rich, his uncle in China was restored to official position. In order to win over Pig's Feet, the mainland officials let Uncle Pig's Feet know that your nephew was prosperous in Hong Kong. For Guo Jia and for foreign exchange, you must be promoted. Pig's Feet came to invest, and his uncle was promoted.

Once you've become a tycoon, don't just write scripts and copy novels and comics. It's really low-key and unreal.

Li Ka-shing is from Shantou, so the university he donated to is in Shantou. There is no need for the protagonist to imitate Li Ka-shing. Wouldn't it be nice to donate to Shenzhen? The impact is also much greater.

Alas, most tycoon novels are all about picking up girls in the later stages... Isn't it bad to build a career?

Heroine

Hong Kong Island's entertainment and business are basically just that, and I have written many books that can be written. Whether it is outstanding or not depends on the writing style and details. This book is too fast-paced and too distracting. For example, I remember the rise and fall dates of the stock market, real estate market, gold price, etc. So clearly. I made money and expanded too fast. I became the richest man in a year or two.

Are there no women in Hong Kong? It's either Zhao Yazhi or Brigitte Lin. You can just make up any of them. They are not beautiful.

To be honest, the new chapter plagiarizing Japanese manga is really annoying. A tycoon whose subsidiaries include real estate, newspapers, finance, and retail spends all his energy personally engaging in plagiarism. Even if he plagiarizes just one or two books, how can you create an entire industry by plagiarizing? I don't understand. I'm really tired of seeing plagiarism from various entertainment industries.

It's such a pity that Hong Kong movies have declined! In the past, Hong Kong films were undoubtedly the largest in Asia. Now that we have such a big market, the film industry is even inferior to the Bollywood of the third brother's house next door. Thinking of this, I want to spit out fragrance!

The folk customs at that time were still relatively conservative. The protagonist had no problem with having an illegitimate child outside, but the child would be discriminated against. The children of Li Zekai and Liang Luoshi lived in Canada, not in Hong Kong, and wealthy people generally needed to inherit their families, so they paid more attention to their children's education. Actors were generally not well-educated, and the children they raised were more wasteful, such as Jackie Chan's son, Shum Dianxia's daughter, Nicholas Tse's sister, etc. Besides, when such illegitimate children grow up, their hearts will be distorted. They want to be treated like children from normal families, and they will have resentment. Even if they give birth to enemies, the grievances and hatreds of wealthy families will continue in the future. Female celebrities just have fun, and sooner or later they will get tired of it. Even if the husband and wife get tired of it later, it is only maintained by family ties. There will be many beautiful beauties in the future, so are they allowed to have children and raise them like this? A group of women are jealous and fighting for power over their children. The children are rebellious and get into trouble, which will give the protagonist a headache.

Real estate, especially real estate in Xiangjiang, is basically a zombie industry used by the British to reap profits. Li Hugua and the other four are all from the same group. As a reborn person, it's okay to regard real estate as one of the industries based in Hong Kong. If it is the main business, it feels like the pattern is too small~ There are previous works there. In the 1970s and 1980s, in addition to completing the primitive accumulation in Xiangjiang and then using Xiangjiang as a transit to invest in mainland China, what new routines and new ways can this book open up? Let's have limited expectations...

Now that An Qi has given birth to a child, if the two sisters team up to deceive the protagonist, all the property will return to them. Theoretically speaking, the two sisters are actually the protagonist's biggest safety risk because they are the biggest stakeholders.

The aesthetics are different, Zhao Yazhi is really not my type, her figure is average, no breasts, no butt, just average despite the star aura! I even feel that many girls in school are much prettier than her I prefer girls like Wang Zuxian and Wen Bixia. At the same time, watching the video collection of beautiful mainland actresses from the 80s and 90s on Station B is more in line with my aesthetics.

I'm a eunuch. I haven't updated in four days.

Have you agreed on at least 2 million words?

That newspaper invested so much money later, shouldn't the other owner's shares be diluted? Do you think it is wholly owned by you?

Why are your new books always being criticized? There are two copies. Is this offending someone?

Everything else is okay, but giving employees 20% of the shares at every turn makes people speechless.

What's going on? Just slipped away?

This book, about the acquisition of Wharf, Hutchison, and business wars, is written without passion and has no desire to read on.

I can't understand. . . . This one is completely different from the next one. . . . .

In fact, Lao Lin adopts the model of the Huo family. The partial housing is not divided into the main business, and he only enjoys the living expenses from the fund. I feel that the protagonist is given a bit too much. Although he makes a lot of money, considering the age, giving 500 million to give birth to a child is too advanced in any era

Come on, author! The writing is okay! Be more detailed! Don't stop! Reopen a new book!

Why are the grades bad? Too far away from reality. In the 1970s, what was your wealth level? Don't you know what's going on? Cause the pace to be too fast

The protagonist often uses company loans to mortgage stocks. I would like to ask how the company mortgages stocks? The stocks belong to the shareholders, so the mortgage can only be used to mortgage assets, right? For example, if your company, as an individual, borrows 50 million as collateral for 5 million shares, assuming it is not enough, where will the bank get the 5 million shares? Can't all shareholders be divided proportionately?