Back to 2002

Fishing every day is giving me a headache. What's the point of that part about going back to your rural hometown? The beginning was written quite well: if you have money, you either pursue women and build a career, or you manage both. Instead, you just go home and fish?

I'm a bit confused. When I go back to my hometown, people make wild comparisons. My dad went back to his hometown to farm in 2002, and no one made such comparisons. Our village really isn't as outrageous as depicted in online novels. There's basically nothing much going on. Is it just that we're in the minority?

This book has decent text, but the plot is quite bland, making the protagonist seem like he's retired. He starts by winning about 50 million in the lottery, then invests most of it in stocks and opens a computer store and a fishing tackle factory. There's no business investment or romance involved. It's just a very ordinary slice-of-life story. If you like simple, everyday stories, this is a great option.

You were writing something perfectly fine, and suddenly you want to get into chip manufacturing? Don't try to act all high and mighty! No technology, no talent, and your funds are still tied up in the stock market. You think you can just whip up money with a wave of your hand?

I think this is how urban fiction should be written: a comfortable life is enough; being someone who doesn't have to worry about money is sufficient. There's no need to undertake any grand projects, and interacting with girls is perfectly normal. This is a high-quality story.

It looks really good; there are no problems so far.

In 2002, he won a 50 million yuan lottery prize but instead of running away, he opened a shop. Even in that chaotic era, lottery shop owners were still rife with scams.

Zeng Lin and Wang Xiaowu are so disgusting, I'm about to delete the book.

A fishing book disguised as a business strategy book. If you don't understand something, just ask: Are there a high chance of encountering paranormal events when fishing at night in the early morning?

Starting with chip manufacturing, there's a distinct sense of disconnect; initially, he was all about composure, which doesn't fit the personality of a middle-aged person.