Rebirth: Becoming the Richest Man in the World from Hong Kong Island

In fact, it is normal to have such a plug-in. Without a plug-in, it is impossible to rely on memory. If you have it once, there will be a butterfly effect. You don't know how you died.

The plot is so written. The British in those days didn't follow the rules very well and the protagonist had no background.

I hope it won't be like some novels, where you open your mouth and shut up to become a talent group, the real talent is like a berry. The two necessary factors for Caiba are: Economically, the oligarch can be defeated; Zheng Zhi is backed by Guo Jia, who can influence positive and negative personnel and decision-making. If Zai Xiangjiang cannot become a talented person, Zheng Zhishang cannot achieve it, and the river crab master will never allow it. Moreover, the area is too small to support industrial development, and there is an upper limit on population. It is only possible for flower people to become talented people in Ma Lai. In the 1970s, Ma Lai flower people accounted for more than 30% of the population. The total population was just over 10 million, and they had a sufficient population base of compatriots. As for what some people call Xinjiapo, it is impossible. The core of Xinjiapo is Guojia Capital, and all important industries are controlled by Guojia Capital.

Lao Shili

Let's put it this way, the great thing about acquiring real estate is that the author's writing is mediocre. In one sentence, the whole world was shocked and it was gone. Do you want readers to figure out how to be shocked?

I didn't read the book, just read the introduction. No matter which country the pig's feet are in, he will be shot in the back and commit suicide.

If you really rely on the stock market, it's London and New York, or Japan in the 1980s. It's completely nonsense to say that Hong Kong makes hundreds of millions. In the 1970s, the annual trading volume was only a few hundred million. Without the support of a big market, if you make hundreds of millions, it means that others will lose hundreds of millions. You have no background and no connections, and you have been buried in the sea. It is really funny. When writing about business war, you must have the minimum logical theory. No matter in any era, the most profitable business is always monopoly. In the 1970s, there was no reform and opening up, and Europe and the United States were still engaged in ideological struggles with China and the Soviet Union. No matter which company you acquire, you need people to run it for you. If you have more shares and you get a higher position, others will listen to you. When acquiring a milk company, do you know milk, do you know retail, do you know ice making? You don't understand anything, so who will listen to you? Everything takes time to run. It's not that others will obey you just by talking about it.

The author only thinks about how high it can rise, but doesn't he think about the time it takes for you to buy and sell? It gets stuck every time. . . Anyone with a little bit of intelligence would understand that this would definitely lead to death. . . .

The protagonist should become a British citizen and wait until 1980 to become an American citizen, so that you can maximize your benefits.

It's hard to write about the 1970s. It was still a heroic world at that time. Do you still think that anyone can buy it casually? Why can you be allowed to buy after the 1970s? It was not possible before, but it will be allowed later. I checked that time. It happened to be that the large-scale weapons experiment in the mainland was successful. Those on the Hong Kong River began to slowly allow it, and then improved the status of some young people.

Nonsense, just look at the acquisition quality. Only money, no power, and no foundation. I was afraid of being shot seven times in the back and committing suicide.

Does the protagonist have his own weapons? If not, it's basically the neighborhood granary.

Isn't finance a means for upper-level capital to harvest lower-level capital? ? ?

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Every time I see the richest man written about, especially the one with only one group, I can't help but laugh. Do some people really think that the richest man on the list is the real richest man? If you don't count the shares, you can't even get out billions of dollars, or it's just funds managed for others. Calculate, the arms industry, the tobacco industry, the oil industry, the technology industry, the gold industry Financial industry, food industry, industrial industry, entertainment industry, media industry, retail industry, real estate industry, that's it. Each industry has at least tens of trillions and at most tens of trillions of dollars. Not to mention, even the World Bank and the Federal Reserve are private banks. They can do whatever they want, and the whole world pays for it. So, what is the richest man? It's okay to be the richest man. You have to own the most powerful country in the world, own the most land, the most gold, own the World Bank, and then account for more than 40% of the industry. In summary, you must own more than 50% of the world's assets. Only then can you be considered the richest man in the world.

Simulating finance, the banker is afraid that you will simulate it, writing this kind of novel seems boring.

Can a wealthy family find a better-looking female lead? Forget about the one from the Bao family, you can't look directly at it.

I'm more curious about how the author handles suicides like being shot eight times in the back, dump truck, suicide by pouring poison, suicide by hanging, etc.

To tell a joke, people who were colonized in colonies can become the richest people in the world.

You want to make money this way. Have you asked Brother Pheasant? Without an armed force, the only way to make money is to kneel down and make white gloves, or to support a killer group, but is there an easy way out? You just bought a luxury car and your neighbors have to investigate you. Hong Kong is too small to make a fortune and there is no secret.

No matter how much money you make, you make it for others. It's funny that in those days you still wanted to be the richest man. Are you sure you are not the fattest pig raised in Britain🐷

Why do you write about the mainland? There are too many places to write about. I will not read it if I make it up. Bye bye

Me, your mother, what kind of heroines are they? One is uglier than the other. Admire

It was quite painful to read. This is the first novel I have paid for! You might as well not write about family ties and love 😥 And I don't know whether the rhythm is fast or slow. I've basically been buying this and that on Hong Kong Island. Are you targeting the richest man "Li"? It's basically all related to him, and I can't escape this circle. And you are so rich, but you still have cash flow; if you have money but no influence, you only have one-third of an acre of land.

There can be cheats, but the cheats are too strong and the quality of the protagonist is too low. What's the difference between being the emperor and Hu Hai? If you can't keep your wealth, other people's schemes can kill you.

Just keep looking for money without considering other factors? Just like that, a little gangster can cut off the protagonist. Too much of a protagonist. Do you really think you are the only one who knows how much you earn?

It's possible that I wrote it later. In the early 1970s, if you were looking for death, you wouldn't be rushing like this.

Have you recruited celebrities? Guan Zhilin Zhou Huimin and those

The most annoying bad book, cheating money

Isn't paying back the richest man the first debt? Is it possible for you to be the richest man despite not being a powerful country? There is no basic logic. What a broken book.