Reborn in 1980: So What If I Get Rich First?

The pig's feet were really manipulated from beginning to end; it was so frustrating to watch.

It's so hard to find a novel without a system these days. Systems are everywhere; it's impossible to escape them. Authors don't write them, and readers don't read novels without systems. It's like everyone's on drugs, living in a dream, and nobody wants to wake up. This novel insists on not having a system, which is rare. Read it carefully; opportunities to see novels like this won't be many in the future.

It was frustrating from beginning to end, what a coward.

I was about to take it down as soon as I saw it mentioned Wang Qiang. Is this rebirth story really that lowbrow?

It's so-so. It lacks the composure of a reborn person, and compared to the natives, it's almost as if it's prone to making exaggerated reactions.

Seeing him negotiate with Wang Qiang was truly unbearable to watch. It's ruthless! Where does he get the courage? No underlings, no connections, he runs away as soon as someone reports him. His friends at the police station reminded him several times, but nothing happened. He doesn't even try to maintain relationships. And this is the guy who dares to stand up to thugs? Is this child's play?

One minute they're doing wholesale, the next they're scaring themselves into thinking they need to develop distribution channels, then they abandon those channels and go back to wholesale.

I've found a new book again, that's rare!

The previous writing was fine, but now they force-feed you shit, letting you be led around like a dog several times, still clinging to illusions. It's so damn pathetic to watch!

If you got rich first in 1980, it would be considered speculation and profiteering, and you'd be arrested and imprisoned for a few years. So what? 🤓