Reborn in the 1990s

It feels pretty good at the beginning, but there are some sloppiness in the middle part, and the ending is too simple. It would be much better if this ending is changed.

The price writing is so bad, it's too dramatic. In 1992, 10 yuan could buy several kilograms of meat, and I also bought a lot of rice, flour and rapeseed, and I still had more than 3 yuan left. Sorry, this was 1992, not 1982. A bottle of Coca-Cola costs 3 cents. What do you think, the little naughty guy still pays 5 cents a piece. When Coca-Cola enters China, the cheapest retail price is 2.5 Yuan. I have never heard of the price of 3 cents!

It looks good but not enough

Prices in a book written in 1992 look like those written in 1980. It doesn't matter if you want Quan'an to write like that. The key is your random writing. A billboard on a building in a small county town costs 500,000 yuan a year. Isn't it just nonsense? If you later go to a third-tier city to take over a hot pot restaurant, the land for the hot pot restaurant will cost 600,000 yuan? How many acres of land does this hotpot restaurant have? The drinks you sell are only 12 cents a bottle, but when you go to a nightclub and dance with a dancer, you only get 50 cents? It's less than five bottles of drinks. It's so cheap. What kind of drinks can you drink? It's great to save money and dance. The business section in this book comes from other books. The names of the supporting actors are exactly the same, and the backgrounds have not been changed. It's just a stitching monster.

It's too late

There are too many dramas in my mind. I'll leave it unfinished. There are so many pitfalls left unfilled. Where did Liu Haishan and his sister and the rest of the story go? There's also Old Man Wu and the subsequent development of Shannan County. I'll leave it unfinished.