Reborn as a Landlord in Shanghai

Look good, what the hell is Yang Ying coming out? Do you want to be a nanny or something? Her reputation is so bad that no one else but her can write about it? It feels inexplicable. . .

It's not the first book, so why is it still a common problem among newcomers? After all then explain a whole lot? Luo Liba Suo, readers don't want to learn how to cut their hair, so they slipped away.

Spend money to become a landlord in 2005? This horse has traveled through time and can be called a waste among wastes. Some people used to say that an ordinary person could not make a fortune by going back in time. I didn't believe it. Now I believe it. There are people who stand in the limelight but can't find a way to make a fortune🐷

I remember that at that time, as long as you were brave enough, you could buy a house with a loan and then take out a loan, and even the house seller would take the initiative to help you with the operation. As long as you were not afraid of jumping off the building, the real estate boss would dare to use the loan for one house to support the loan and borrow the money for hundreds of houses with the bank. In this way, all three parties benefited. The pig's trotters directly obtained hundreds of houses, the real estate boss got his money back from the houses he sold, and the bank's performance also improved.

After rebirth, there are generally two directions, either pretentious and cool writing, or daily writing that has been accumulated steadily. You lost both ways, and your first pot of gold was by deceiving your parents, stealing from one person to another, and forging a fake real estate certificate. There are also daily rental houses for patients who come to Shanghai from other places, registered businesses, and how to make money from the patients' families in front of their parents. Is it possible for people to be reborn to make some money based on their moral bottom line? It's really too low.

Mao Doudou. Usually when I see a name like this, I just don't read it. Of course, if the author is doing it for love, I'll pretend I didn't say it.

To be honest, the part where an agency hires female employees because they look good grossed me out. Is this a person who has lived a new life? This is not a boss recruiting workers, this is just a fucking dog licker. So childish!

Urban City writers hate it the most if they write a well-written and realistic star. Now that they have become a big shot, do you want the star to support you?

Some of the unreasonable ones in the front can be said to be special in Shanghai. The protagonist is childish and can be said to be an ordinary person. What the hell are those Yang Ying and Ma Hua in the back? Moreover, when you go to Hong Kong to speculate in the stock market, you end up buying a diploma. What do you want to do with a diploma, you rent collector? They also say that Hong Kong diplomas are more valuable than those from the Mainland, so wouldn't it be better if you go directly to the United States to buy them? It's very baffling.

Does the "composition" in the title of the book require some elaboration? Tell me if you read a lot