Making It in 1980

I have read more than 100 chapters. The protagonist is 18 years old 👍 and is from Beijing. The writer published a novel called Sheping, which triggered the Chen Fan phenomenon. He was admitted to Peking University and got engaged to his wife to live together. His wife and two god-sisters are both top-notch and they have no sense of boundaries with the protagonist. They bought two courtyard houses and two rooms, and went to Hong Kong to make money. The key point is that this was all done within half a year of the age of 18. The author, you are too impatient and too complete.

82 Several bosses will give shares, and a few employees will ask for shares. It has just been opened, and they are all trying to cross the river by feeling the stones. They don't know whether the policy will change. If the shares are returned, will the employees want them? They don't even check the information.

I thought it was a harem story, but it turned out that the two of them admitted that they were having sex. It was deliberately disgusting to the readers, right? Abandoned

Chapter 182 forced him to invest 26 million US dollars in a TV company. In order to tie up Gu Haiyang, it was equivalent to giving 45% of the shares to Gu for free. In 1982, let alone 1%, even 0.1% Of the shares was equivalent to 26,000 US dollars. In that era, who could refuse.

Ridiculous, these recent chapters have disgusted readers. The author is completely enjoying himself. The main plot has not changed at all. The protagonist has been quarreling with various aunts and people

In fact, when you see that you are going to marry Zhao Yuanyuan, there is no need to look at it. Two wives, let her get drunk and fall asleep together, and then when the girl wakes up and she still doesn't want you to have sex with her? I had so much money and wanted beautiful women. In those days when Hong Kong had so much money, it would be fun for three sisters to sleep together? It turns out that Zhao Yuanyuan's character is that of an unreasonable and troublesome person. It's really bearable to marry him back home.

There are too many weird operations and it's a bit toxic. Also, the Matrix was written in the 1980s and it was a huge hit. No one even knew what a computer was.

The quality of this book is really bad after it's put on the shelves. It's just the first few chapters that are interesting.

After reading more than a dozen chapters, I started dating and then gave up. Is anyone still willing to watch male videos about dating? Now that men are awakening, everyone no longer believes in women. They only believe in power (money, power), and women are just playthings, at most, supplements. You should be prepared not to get angry when you play these dramas about children's long-lasting love. What a reborn person should do is to strengthen himself and enjoy life in a planned and organized way. Even a book like Chen Hansheng who writes a popular heroine like Shen Youchu actually conforms to this logic: first have a career, then you can have enough and good women. It is more interesting to write about the protagonist playing with flowers than to write about coquettish love affairs.

He was also a talent when he wrote The Matrix in 1981... Computers are something that no one knows about. Computers are something that not many people know about in China, not even in the United States. Why do you still do this thing?