Reborn as a Saudi Tycoon
重生沙特神豪
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 213k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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100Chapters
2.5kRecommendations
13.9kFans
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Space-based kinetic energy weapon? Didn't we already test it? It created a huge crater; its power is about the same as a mortar!
You probably can't escape the clutches of the current Saudi Crown Prince. 😁
To be honest, you shouldn't have gotten too close to China in 2000. Back then, the US wouldn't allow China to interfere in the Middle East. You could buy things and invest, but you couldn't openly say that China had surpassed the US. The US had troops stationed in Saudi Arabia, and after the Gulf War, the US was invincible. Who would dare to provoke such a powerful nation!
After reading 20 chapters, I basically lost the desire to continue. I had a vague feeling about the City of the Future part, and then the protagonist was forced by Amelika's capitalist tycoon to expand the lie. After finishing 20 chapters, I had no desire to continue reading.
What a pity about that Russian tycoon book.
In 2000, they used videos to showcase concepts like AI, smartphones, and the Internet of Things. What good was that other than showing off?
I can't stand the investment environment around Shanhaiguan; I'd lose everything investing there.
What exactly is he trying to do? I don't understand why he's always been in China.
Your starting point is terrible; Muslims are an obstacle you can't avoid.
The author is happy, the readers are awkward, and what's the point of writing about raisins?