
Reborn to Rise: 1991
重生之逆袭1991
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 825k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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(If you find a good book that isn't on my list, please recommend it in the comments. Being short on books is miserable.) I only recommend books I enjoy. I only recommend the ones I'm following, so please keep in mind that the list may be out of date. If I show up as a trainee reader and a book has been here for a long time, that means I stopped reading it. I never care much about prose or plot when I read novels. That's too much effort. If I enjoy it, I'll keep reading; if I don't, I won't, no m
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A list of recommendations collected by a ten-year veteran reader. I'm in a terrible reading slump. Does anyone have any underrated hidden gems to recommend?
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Do you make batteries, screens, or chips? It seems there aren't many leading companies making significant strides in these areas. But those require burning through a lot of money.
You can start by making knock-offs, such as educational machines and computer game consoles, and then transition to VCDs, DVDs, and learn from the experience of BBK (a Chinese electronics company), such as USB flash drives, MP3 players, computers, telephones, and mobile phones, while emphasizing the development of offline channels.
A well-written period drama with vivid and relatable characters, sound business logic, and free from slapstick humor, melodrama, overly sentimental or idiotic plots. A rare gem among gems.
After reading about a hundred chapters, how should I put it? It feels a bit chaotic, jumping from one thing to another. One minute it's about cassette tapes, the next it's about BBK Electronics, then it's about foreign exchange trading, then it's about the stock market. It seems like the only value is to keep making money.
You'd better give us a reason. This book was going well, then suddenly it was abandoned, and now you're back to writing it. Are you playing us for fools?
The writing is good, it features a single female lead, and there aren't too many pretentious face-slapping moments, making it a rare gem (but it's not suitable for young readers; young people crave fast-paced stories). Books with this kind of understated narrative are rare these days. I don't know what's wrong with books these days; they all follow the same formula, loud and boastful, but after reading them, it feels like you haven't read anything at all. 😂😂😂
The author should give the protagonist some kind of powerful background. Otherwise, the protagonist really won't be able to thrive in that era; there are too many monsters and scoundrels, and it's not uncommon for people to disappear.
The writing style and plot are fine, but the idea of going back in time and breaking the law for profit is problematic. This will become a stain on his reputation later on when he grows a powerful and influential family.
Oh no, at this rate he'll be castrated!
You don't want to miss anything, so the result is that you quickly write a terrible story because you're making money too fast; you become the richest person in the universe with just 500 chapters.