In Guangdong in the 1980S, I Became a Tycoon by Relying on the Never Air Force

In 1980, the spring breeze blew across Lingnan. Zhao Qing, a poor boy by the Pearl River, was robbed of his job in a cannery by his uncle's family, and was ridiculed as a waste of the Air Force. Who would have thought that when he was about to die, he would awaken his natural talent as a fisherman [never fly in the air], and if he fished with a pole, he would surely gain something. The waters of the Pearl River would be my gold and silver! Catch big groupers, sell them at high prices, and knock on the doors of high-end restaurants; Find rare aquatic products, expand supply, and gain a foothold in Qingping market. A great relative wants to come and take advantage of you? Backhand teaches you how to be a good person! Are fellow traders trying to pull off some dirty tricks? Crush it directly! From a young fisherman on the Pearl River to a tycoon who owns half of Lingnan's aquatic products, Zhao Qing fished his own golden age in the 1980s with just one fishing rod! (Cantonese market style + making money in the era + intensive coolness)