1982: From Night Market Stall to Business Legend

The protagonist is a bit ambitious but short-handed. He should have set up a roadside stall first, but he still dares to borrow money to open a shop...

When the protagonist was reborn as a cook in his previous life, he wanted to borrow money to open a shop. Compared with the advice of the protagonist's father, it seemed more like God's erosion. He thought of buying a TV to attract customers, and he could buy it with a few words of borrowed money (at that time, buying by ticket was still the mainstream), and the business boomed after the World Cup was shown on the TV (normally it would be easier to write) If you don't write about the road, just transition the plot.) What should be written about the previous doubts of the protagonist's father (obviously, there is nothing wrong with the protagonist's father's questioning. A person with no business experience at all borrowed money to open a store, and the sense of crisis created is also incomprehensible. Bye bye) and the contrast between the current status of the business, and the sense of relief it brings to the readers? There is no growth at all for the protagonist, he just relies on God's will to feed him, and this update is also missing. I guess sooner or later, Eunuch, Business Legend, I will probably forget you soon.