Back in 2001, I Became the Richest Man by Selling Houses

Xiao Xun worked as a real estate agent for half his life, and when he was over 40 and unemployed, he was sent back to 2001 by a runaway van. This year was full of vitality and everything was in competition. China joined the WTO, Beijing successfully bid for the Olympics, and even the national football team entered the World Cup. It was also the starting point of the golden twenty years of real estate. With twenty years of experience in the industry, he rejected the iron job offered by the Bureau of Land and Resources and plunged into the sales department next to the school. Everyone laughed at him: A college student is selling his house, is he out of his mind? No one knows, but he can tell at a glance which house is the most difficult to sell and which one is the most profitable - because he has sold these houses all his life. Starting from assisting in late sales, Xiao Xun followed every trend of the times and built a real estate empire step by step... Many years later, he stood in front of the white building in Washington and asked the blond old man next to him: "You mean, you want to transform this project into a complex integrating catering, exhibitions, and defense?"