Reborn in the 1980s
重生80年代
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.5M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 2y ago
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Gems, Rebirth, Xianxia, Industry, Showbiz, and the Internet
Great ideas, excellent writing, and consistent updates. (The list only has room for 50 books, so I'm trying to choose ones that update regularly. The platform limits the list's visibility, so it doesn't show up in searches. When no one can find it, there's little motivation to keep updating.)
The Fox's Collection
A Prunus Blossom Tune: The Southern Xiang Path Tender feelings strain the strings, ready to snap. The song gives no thought to the past, yet stirs up dust and noise. Moonlit blossoms drift like snow; sleep eludes me tonight. I gaze toward the red lanterns, my heart still restless with love. On the Southern Xiang Path, the sword bears the snow. No beauty can be found; I can only roll up the beaded curtain in vain. The old words are etched deep in steadfast stone. How can I keep my promise
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There are a few things I just have to say. 1. It's a fact that foreign technology was far superior to China's 1980s! What are you talking about, saying the moon is brighter in China than in other countries? Are you an adult? 2. They want to give the school ten million! Ten million in the 1980s?! The school?! 😄 What's the protagonist doing? He's just sending a few people along!
I hate those 50/50 profit-sharing agreements the most; doing business isn't a joke.
That's incredible! In the 1980s, they donated $10 billion to invest in education for free.
There was simply no room for the development of private enterprises in the 1980s.
Two female leads in 1980? Wow... It's 2022, dude! The harem protagonist trope is outdated. Are you trying to make a palace intrigue novel with so many female leads? Can you even handle it?
Earning hundreds of billions of dollars from Japan, so the Plaza Accord was all for your own profit? You're the sugar daddy of American conglomerates, spending ten billion dollars on education? Is this some kind of fantasy novel?
Donating 10 billion US dollars to education in the 1980s? Brother, do you even know what the 1980s were like? Back then, daily necessities were rationed. Do you even know what ration coupons were? You know nothing, and you're telling me that donating 10 billion US dollars in those days? Does that even begin to make sense? At least make some semblance of logic, right?
Relationships in the 1980s were still quite devoted. The author starts laying the groundwork for a harem in chapter 20, which feels... Well, how to put it... I don't really like seeing harem elements in period dramas. Of course, this represents my personal opinion and preference. But I still feel a bit uneasy.
Anyway, it's just random writing. The biggest flaw of this novel is that there are too few shares. People are selfish, especially readers, because readers need a sense of immersion, and authors need readers. So this book may not perform very well. There won't be any votes or anything like that. It's reasonable that it hasn't been published yet. If you had written something a little more selfish, it might have been published. As a rebirth novel, it's a bit lacking.
Do you understand the concept of making $4 billion through forex trading? It's like using 100x leverage—even a slight fluctuation could wipe out $200 million. Even if there were no problems, is it really that easy to get $4 billion back?