Rising to Success in the 1970s by Catching Thieves

The story is set in 1985. The protagonist's father is a factory manager. He finally managed to get 200,000 yuan to revitalize the factory, but it was lost. Here, I'd like to ask the author: how much wealth was 200,000 yuan in that era? Why was there no security measures? Weren't there security personnel? Was there no safe?

I have a suggestion: it's only been a few chapters, and there are already all sorts of melodramatic plot points. At least let each story progress a bit, allow it to settle, and then start writing another plot. It's like a fantasy protagonist, with everything rushing around in a frantic rush.

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A truly excellent article. I lived through that era. The difficulty in collecting debts at that time crippled most businesses. Why didn't people back then think of the strategy of penetrating lower-tier markets? Unfortunately, time cannot be turned back; we can only console ourselves with this thought. The article is good; the background is accurate, and the plot is logical. I hope the author will continue to develop and write well, creating a masterpiece.

Sure, this is the first time I've seen a female lead who is 165cm and 130cm tall.

His father was a complete liability, a real liability, and it was only his father who had been dragging him along.

He ignored the female CEO he liked and started dating his childhood sweetheart, despite all the family interference. Now, another female boss, an older woman at that, is forcing a flirtatious relationship on him. This is utter garbage.

Why are they suddenly fawning over the Ren family and needing their approval? Is this some kind of melodramatic soap opera? The protagonist is a reincarnated person; is this how it is when he goes back to the past?

The author felt deep sympathy for the peasants living at the very bottom of society at that time. It's clear that the author had experienced hardship himself.

This story is readable, but the overall experience isn't great. First, the protagonist's father is a real burden; he's already been through several serious troubles without the protagonist, and he doesn't even realize it. Some people say the childhood sweetheart isn't as good as the female boss, but I think it's fine; the protagonist did manage to get her.