
Rebirth of the Trillion Era
重生万亿时代
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 166k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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If you write that there is no brotherhood, then you should not bring your brothers to make a fortune together. It seems to us that you are just giving away money A few bastards are sitting around taking money?
I saw someone asking about whether there is a harem or not, single women and the like! I was wondering, are you okay? Let's not talk about the quality of the writing. Urban rebirth stories are still related to making money. They are basically similar to Shenhao and the like. Why are you asking for a single female protagonist here! Isn't this a sincere and disgusting author? Either the male protagonist is a eunuch Or there is only one female in the world!
I have been reading books for more than ten years, and there are urban novels such as the age of innocence, boundless officialdom, official policies, official gods, and the present, rebirth in the wild era, my 1979, rebirth in 2006, rebirth of wealth, and common people returning I am deeply impressed by these novels. They are not deliberately pretentious, brainless, and are close to real life. Several of them can be read twice or three times. I don't know who has better urban novels.
I really didn't expect that the author's new pit would stop updating soon after he opened it. Maybe he encountered some difficulty or something went wrong. I'll wait for your quibbles.
There are too many shares given to the rich second-generation students. You have the funds, the connections, and the trading responsibility. Why should 45% of the shares be given to the rich second-generation students? The rich second generation will not see the role of 45% of the shares in your business.
The old-fashioned opening, the first pot of gold, is written in too many ways.
It's a good book without a system. Pity
The role of Sister Dou is a bit redundant. Apart from causing trouble, I don't see any bright spots.