Reborn in 1985

In 1985, in a rural area of ​​a remote province, 48 households managed to come up with 360,000 yuan. That's incredible! Earlier, it was said that they were so poor they couldn't even find a wife, yet they suddenly had so much money. At that time, even basic needs like food and clothing were not being met.

I hope the author doesn't recklessly jump into new territory. You haven't even figured out your liquor business yet, and you're already venturing into cars? At least wait until your national market distribution channels are stable before considering it. Don't say it's too late; even 15 years isn't too late. The tech industry isn't about timing. And please, please don't do anything as foolish as donating billions.

The author of this book is probably quite young. He doesn't understand the value of 10,000 yuan in 1985! Giving farmers 15,000 yuan for demolishing a house is outrageous! This is a rural area! And then 48 households got 360,000 yuan! Don't even mention 8,000 yuan per household, they might not even be able to come up with 1,000 yuan! Do you think people will believe you when you say your winery is worth a million?

Are all authors these days living surrounded by daughters? Don't they have the same masculine spirit when writing about relatives like uncles, brothers, nephews, and sons?

The story begins with twenty chapters, depicting a small winery with an annual turnover of nearly one million and a net profit of two hundred thousand. The winery was valued at 1 million yuan, and the villagers raised 360,000 yuan in financing, giving away nearly 30% of the shares. Chapter 55 concludes Volume 1.

In 1985, the daily wage in the city was only one or two yuan. You dared to sell it for one yuan a pound? And it was bulk liquor? What was it made of? In 1998, wheat was only 25 cents a pound. In 1985, grain was only a few cents a pound.

This is written too arbitrarily, isn't it? A higher salary is one thing, but giving R&D staff 20% of the profits in 1985? Why not just give it all to them? You only need enough for yourself? Cross-server collaboration is allowed, but this is way too much! Are you going to give shares to others later? I can't stand the part about motorcycle R&D anymore.

Speechless. All the relatives and children are women, it's too gloomy, the plot is monotonous, and it doesn't feel realistic.

The author has serious common-sense issues. It's fine as a lighthearted, enjoyable story, but if you take it too seriously, you'll find problems everywhere.

After reading dozens of chapters, I couldn't stand it anymore. An ordinary person, who only spent a few months in the 80s, is talking about a winery worth millions? How clueless do you have to be? How stupid do you have to be to keep reading?