Returning to 1986 as an Oligarch

The most classic one is still Pig's 1991, but unfortunately the environment changed later, and I couldn't write that kind of story anymore.

The protagonist possesses several of these qualities: wealth, power, excellent health, and longevity. 😏

Would the entertainment industry do something like this? 🙂

The main storyline is quite interesting, but a lot of the scenes focusing on the female lead are rather boring. Even as an oligarch, she's still being controlled by her wife – it's tedious.

I remember back in the early 2000s, there was a novel on Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform) about becoming an oligarch in Russia after the collapse of the Soviet Union. It was a niche genre, but incredibly realistic. The author supposedly had partnered with others to engage in illegal trading in the Heilongjiang border region during the 1990s and had connections with many seasoned…

The 17th Generation of the Ukrainian Holy Maidens

Foreign films with a single female lead are really unwatchable; they're too fake.

Come on, Shennong 1. Compare with Oligarchy 1991 2. Why do some Soviet people have the name Jimmy? 3. Among the female leads, is there a female empress?

Aside from setting it in the Soviet Union, this novel is otherwise just a domestic novel. It also keeps making tropes and references, which become tiresome and hard to read after a while.

Recent financial articles are like garbage, spewing out all sorts of information—even shareholder meetings aren't this clear! While I know the author intends to be helpful, it's just too toxic, especially the discussions on timing and analysis. Is the author speculating or teaching students?!