Thank You for the Invitation. I Was in the 1980S and Had Just Reached the Top of the List of Richest People.

Traveling in the 1980s was abstract. I suggest that in the 1970s, self-employment and capitalism were more reliable than yours.

In the 1980s, I engaged in tourism in the ends of the earth. This is the content of Chapter 3. This is way beyond the times. Of course, if there are no people from that era around, it won't matter how you write. But 80 years! Many people now remember it very clearly. Was there any tourism in China at that time? And the label of your book is contemporary literature, and the author himself doesn't understand that era, so you're writing about Mao!

How old was Dongzi in the 1980s when he was selling CDs? This introduction left me speechless.

Founder and CEO in 1980, Mr. Lu is very fashionable. He is 88. I am afraid of getting encephalitis while reading this. I couldn't bear to tear up the admission notice in the first chapter.

This book is hopeless. If it had started in 1990, I wouldn't have said anything.

I can only say that there is a reason for the poor performance.

Xiao Ma was still in primary school in 1980, and Lao Ma still had to repeat his studies.

No one was born in 80 years. It's too far away. If you want to make a living by writing novels, the time interval should not be too long.

Don't read this book, it's a waste of time

It's so funny. He mentioned the stock market in 1980. The author is not afraid that he is a stock market person.

1. Why is the protagonist, a college student in the 1980s, laid off? This is normal, friends. First of all, there are many reasons for being laid off. As we all know, a high degree is only a stepping stone to a good job, but it does not mean that you will get a permanent meal ticket. The protagonist was laid off, not because he couldn't find a job. There is a clear description in the book, but because he had a high degree of education, he was able to find a very good job as soon as he graduated from his undergraduate degree. However, just because you find it doesn't mean you can continue doing it forever. This has something to do with the character setting of the protagonist. Before his rebirth, although he had a high sensitivity to finance, he always missed opportunities. This is also a reason why he may be somewhat unsuccessful in his position. Although it is not stated clearly in the book, everyone can tell that the protagonist has a business background and works in the financial industry. Everyone knows this industry well. Due to the characteristics of the industry, it is difficult to get along well without a background. In addition, he was old at the time, had no background, was old, and did not have a lot of money. Due to the structural adjustment of the industry, it was normal for him to be fired. After all, it shouldn't be surprising that someone with a good education, a good background, a smart mind, and money can defeat the protagonist. 2. Why doesn't the protagonist go to college after being reborn? First of all, college is very important, reading is very important, I do not deny this. However, judging from the setting of the protagonist, he has already attended university in his previous life. His rebirth has not erased his memory. He has all the textbooks and professional knowledge. There is no need to spend another four years studying at the same university. Moreover, he was reborn in the 1980s. In the following ten or twenty years during this period, there were many people who resigned to go into business and gave up the so-called iron rice bowl. This was an opportunity of the times. Looking at it from today's perspective, it may be a wrong move, but this was the 1980s, and there were richer ways to achieve wealth and freedom. After all, the protagonist is not a person obsessed with academics (not that such people are bad, everyone has different personalities), so his purpose is to build a business empire and control a lot of wealth. And going to higher education is just one of the ways. It is normal for him to abandon this approach and choose another approach based on the background of the times and his own experience. 3. Why was tourism possible in the 1980s? Strictly speaking, in the first few chapters, the protagonist is not completely involved in the tourism industry in Tianya Haijiao, but is setting up stalls. At that time, it was true that not many people had money to travel, but the protagonist was not a travel agency. Instead, he set up a stall at travel locations and took photos to make money. To put it bluntly, it is to make money from the group of people who have money to travel. Moreover, this cycle is very short, just over a month. If you earn this money during the peak tourist season, you will go north to work as a coal boss. Therefore, strictly speaking, as far as the first few chapters are concerned, the protagonist is not a formal travel industry practitioner. There should be a copy of the tourism industry in the future, but that should be at least ten years later. PS: The plot concept and writing techniques of this new book are indeed immature. I hope everyone will correct me. Writing is really not easy. If possible, I hope you can provide me with more data support. Thank you! !

Academic qualifications are still needed as a stepping stone and to accumulate knowledge for yourself.

The author doesn't know anything about the national conditions in the 1980s. How many times would you die if you dared to do this in that era? I'm really speechless.

It's about to be put on the shelves, but I still have perseverance.