Since 1979, I've Been Riding the Tide of the Times

The protagonist is very weak, and someone with a bit of power can handle it. If I were him and had my first pot of gold, I would have gone to a big city like Shanghai. The business environment in places like Northeast China is too poor. If you don't leave yourself a way out, sooner or later the money will belong to others.

The logic of the era is not too problematic, the writing is good, and the characters are well created, but the commercial work in the later period was too low-key. In 1992, several million were invested in the production of learning machines, and five million was spent on advertising during prime time on CCTV. In the end, it earned less than 20 million! It's still the income from selling company shares, not company profits. It seems that the income is very good, but look at the companies that advertised on CCTV in those years, and then look at Xiaobawang. In horizontal comparison, this profit is too unreasonable. Those companies basically have explosive geometric growth. In order to suppress the growth of the protagonist, the author did it very unreasonably.

A large local taxpayer was actually blackmailed by a gangster. Because he was worried that his family did not want to have a conflict, he would damage his motorcycle when he went out. So he didn't have to worry about the old man and his old lady when he went out?

Wang Weidong does everything by himself, which is really tiring. Last time I climbed the wall to catch the Tibetan Mastiff, this time I threatened the players in the hotel. Ten billionaires live like this...

A more realistic novel about the rebirth of the 1970s. There is no Golden Finger, and parents don't love it. It's a bit like Zhou Bingkun in "In the World", where the father comes over to give it a good beating, and it's an awkward drama of ethical disputes. That's all I can see now, so I'm going to run away and go see those things that flow from the heavens.

Dear author, today's chapter is a bit too small. Two bosses worth billions came to collect debts in person for hundreds of thousands of yuan. You also said that in response to the threat, you finally let the bodyguard steal the Tibetan mastiff? ? ? I hope this chapter can be changed. This is not how big bosses do business, and a gentleman will not stand behind a dangerous wall.

The latest few pictures are very fascinating. Why write about Zhao Na? If we can't fight or correct them, we really think we're still in the Soviet Union. You can't bring someone else down, and teasing her is not the way to advance the plot. Even if I try to persuade this kind of person, this profit can persuade her to turn back. Destroying someone's wealth is like killing one's parents. The protagonist is killing her parents 😅

There is a sense of alienation in this book. The protagonist is rebirth, but the author deliberately downplays the rebirth. The protagonist does not even show a clear common goal for today's people (three girlfriends, joining Microsoft and Apple, etc.). The protagonist is more like a tool man, leading readers to appreciate the scenery and storms on the bumpy road that entrepreneurs traveled back then.

I don't know why I wrote about Zhao Na and tried to persuade others. What's the difference between this and persuading a drug addict to detoxify? It's better to find a reporter to investigate, publish the matter directly, and just send it in. What the hell? The author won't pay her back later and support her. Is it possible that the protagonist still likes her?

This is the best urban novel recently, I feel it is very popular