Reborn in the 1980s: Building an Industry

The protagonist transmigrates to the early 1980s, specifically from March 1980 to chapter 90. What does he do during this period? First, he's involved in real estate leasing, factory rentals, and buying land to lease cement plants and quarries. Then he manufactures mechanical molds, followed by dragon boat races and filmmaking, then television shell mold development.

It's all jumbled up. Trying to cover everything is pointless. Just focus on one area or industry at the beginning. With that kind of magic formula, you could succeed in any field. It's giving me a headache just looking at it.

I couldn't even look at the first picture. Shenzhen in the 1980s, and you're from Hunan? Are you sure you could even get in? You needed a permit to go to Shenzhen back then. Let alone Shenzhen, I doubt you could even leave your province in the 1980s.

Many people are interested in that period of history. The potential readership for novels is even greater. The key issue is that truly good works are extremely rare. It seems that contemporary authors lack the necessary knowledge or are unwilling to invest the time and effort to understand the social ecology of that era.

The author has ideas, but the writing is too fragmented. The most taboo thing in modern urban novels is the protagonist being all-powerful. This novel might have been acceptable 10 years ago, but veteran readers say they can't get through it.

After reading dozens of chapters, I feel the protagonist of this book is completely useless. He can't even use any of the system's abilities himself, and the ones he adds to others are all temporary and will degrade at any time. The protagonist just acts as a regulator, which is garbage.

I can't stand it. Especially these movies, they're so annoying. I want to see movies about real businesses and R&D.

Just because he knew someone's secretary had a negative favorability rating and was a spy, he felt that the secretary would be a threat to him, so he suddenly shot and killed her in the bathroom. How did such a bizarre scene come about?

I feel like it's going to fall apart later on! These business owners aren't just doing business properly! They're involved in underground casinos, drug trafficking, and trying to control a country's politics! It's a miracle this even gets any viewers! I checked at 11 PM and it was still my number one watch!

It rambles on and on about real estate, precision manufacturing, filmmaking, antiques, women, and sports. What kind of inspiration does this paid content offer readers?