Back to 2002

Fishing every day gives me a headache. What's the point of going back to your hometown in the countryside? It was obviously pretty good at the beginning. Once you get rich, you can either pick up girls and start a career, or you can start a career with women. When you get there, you can go home and go fishing?

I'm a little confused. When I go back to my hometown, people compete with each other. My father went back to his hometown to farm in 2002 and didn't see anyone compete with each other. Our village really doesn't have a starting point. ?

This book, the text looks good, but the plot is very bland, and it feels like the protagonist is retired. I won 50 million in the lottery (almost) at the beginning, and then invested most of the money in stocks and opened a computer store and a fish gear factory. There is neither commercial investment nor flirting plot. Anyway, just plain daily writing. If you like plain, everyday writing, this is a very good book.

Well written, but suddenly you have to get a chip, don't make yourself look so noble! There is no technology, no talent, and the funds are still in the stock market. Just wave your hand and come, right?

I think this is how urban writing should be written. It's enough to be a little rich and a person who doesn't have to worry about money. There's no need to do any big projects. It's normal to communicate with girls. Excellent writing.

Really nice. No problem so far.

In 2002, I won a 50 million grand prize and didn't run away immediately, but even opened a shop. Not to mention that it was a chaotic era, when lottery shop owners were scratching people's heads.

One by one, Wang Xiaowu is so disgusting, I will delete the book immediately.

A fishing book with a business war cover. If you don't understand, just ask: Is it possible for a fisherman to encounter supernatural events when fishing in the early morning and at night?

Starting from the chip development, there was an obvious sense of tearing. In the early stage, we were all stable, which is not in line with the character of middle-aged people.