Back to 1985: From a Pengcheng Street Vendor to a Tycoon

I haven't read the book or the reviews. You can delete this yourself later. In the 1990s, to do business, big or small, if you left your county, you needed a few men and a few guns to get through the cracks.

This is a completely new path: rebirth and smuggling into Shenzhen. People are cheap when they're away from home. Why bother going to Hong Kong? With superpowers, it's better to stay home and develop. Reborn and going to Shenzhen with parents to sell vegetables? Without a temporary residence permit, life is worse than a refugee 🥲. In this era where people are called "slutty outsiders" and dare not talk back 😭, it's enough to drive you crazy.

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The early writing about Shenzhen was quite good and engaging, and the watch industry was also promising. However, it's inappropriate to bring up things like 1-10 Russia and Lenovo's Liu Qiangdong. The "technology-industry-trade" analogy is just something you can say without understanding the situation. Even Lenovo's current success is the result of years of accumulating capital by copying Cisco.

The proportions are very high, not like a new author, but definitely a new online novelist. Two major flaws are severely impacting the results: 1. A historical setting with a system; 2. The protagonist is set to be 15 years old at the beginning, but after hundreds of chapters, he's still a minor.

The time setting is terrible. Going to the Special Economic Zone in the late 1990s would have been so much better—less chaotic and less troublesome. The constant scheming and backstabbing doesn't fit today's online novels. It needs to be short, fast-paced, and concise.

I hope it's a single female lead; this kind of realistic story must have a single female lead.

The early game was alright except for the occasional crash, but the mid-to-late game became a bit too overpowered. It involved doing everything that seemed profitable, constantly shorting and longing, and even investing in Steve Jobs. It felt like a peasant guessing the emperor's fate and only getting two steamed buns for one meal… The writing is decent, but don't make it seem like everything can succeed and everyone should try to do it.

Why bother with cheats? Rebirth is already your biggest cheat.

The Hand of Souls serves as an early transition for the protagonist and won't be explored in much detail. The protagonist primarily relies on their own foresight, but they won't be all-knowing. Secondly, the career line is divided into two: The first one is the vegetable selling line.