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3 重EN Back to 1982: A Second Chance in a Fishing Village 重回1982小渔村 The Rice in Rice米饭的米Urban8.6M WordsCompleted A fishing-and-seaside-life story set in the 1980s, with an average of 35,000 paid subscribers. The animated series of the same name, Back to 1982: A Small Fishing Village, launched on Hongguo on August 7! [Everyday life in the 1980s: fishing, farming, raising kids, and family squabbles. If that’s not your thing, please don’t read or leave hate!] It’s the same familiar little fishing village, but Ye Yaodong is no longer the young man he used to be. Reborn into the pas 221Votes2.1MRecs2MFans

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35,000 average years of beachcombing The animated series of the same name, "Back to the Fishing Village in 1982," premiered on Hongguo on August 7th! We hope you'll give it your support! [This is a slice-of-life story set in a historical period, featuring beachcombing, farming, raising children, and everyday family life. If you don't like this kind of thing, please don't read or criticize!] It was still that familiar little fishing village, but Ye Yaodong was no longer the young man he once was. Reborn, he changed his family's fate, ensuring his daughter's safe birth and giving him two sons and a daughter. He worked hard, making a living from the sea, and built a fleet of dozens of large ships from a small boat, leading his family to a good life of happiness and fulfillment.

6 白 Building an Empire from Scratch 白手当家 Wenling Native温岭人Realistic Fiction3.7M WordsCompleted The legendary story of a Zhejiang businessman in Shanghai. At fifteen, he was in the prime of youth, free-spirited and uninhibited. He should have been the apple of his parents’ eyes, a budding flower in his teacher’s care, and a promising asset to his country. Yet Bai Shou was forced into the role of head of the household and became responsible for the family at an early age. He had been despised and shunned 0Votes51.3kRecs137.6kFans

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My new book, "The Great Changes in the Countryside," has begun serialization. The legendary stories of Zhejiang merchants in Shanghai. At fifteen, one is in the prime of youth, free and unrestrained. They are the apple of their parents' eye, the budding talents of their teachers, and the promising future of the nation. Yet, at fifteen, Bai Shou is forced into taking on responsibilities far too early. He suffered scorn and alienation from the entire village from a young age, and his relatives cut off all contact with him. But he was an optimist, doing things his own way, unafraid of what others said, and his heart was only for his sick mother and four younger siblings. He contracted rice paddies and cultivated them diligently. He was quick-witted and sold all sorts of tickets and coupons. When he ran out of firewood, he dared to cut down trees along the edge of the fields. When he had no money for the New Year, he dared to sell mud from the fields. Three parts talent, seven parts hard work; only those who dare to strive will win. He ran a palm product factory, a biscuit factory, and a leather trunk factory at home, and finally accumulated his first pot of gold. In 1984, he ventured to Shanghai with nothing and entered the Shanghai construction industry. In just three or four years, he defeated many competitors and became the leading private enterprise in Shanghai's construction industry. He is straightforward, tenacious, and honest, yet full of cunning ideas. He is shrewd, stingy, ruthless, meticulous, and clear-headed. The 1990s arrived, and Bai Shou, with his forward-thinking vision, prepared to explore the computer and internet industry...