Rewind to the Year 2000

It's good to read. A good book should lead the reader by the nose, rather than knowing what the next section will be after reading one section. The structure of this book can be said to be terrible, but the writing is indeed rigorous, clear, and consistent with real events. It has the same purpose as picking up omissions. It is good to read.

The plot is compact and the whole process is high-energy without any peeing.

It's really disgusting to see the relatives on both sides. They are seven or eight months pregnant and they are still asked to do the laundry and cooking. The parents in that chapter really can't say how disgusting this relative is every day and the other tomorrow. They are very angry and happy to read. If they are not angry, can't they write about a happy and harmonious family, where family is the first priority and career is the supplement?

The plot is exciting and the characters are vivid, but the updates are too slow.

This book is so beautiful. I have read many books where the protagonist is invincible and the whole world will surround you. This book is a good explanation of what it means to be human. Everything must be done by oneself and no one will surround you.

The writing is very good, but the further you look at it, the more disappointing it becomes. For example, how much thought was wasted on the Internet cafe at the beginning, which almost caused the brothers to turn against each other, and the cash cow that was just created was sold. How many lives were lost during Feiyu? Can the protagonist himself say that he has a clear conscience? He finally laid out the whole country, became invincible, and sold it. If you set up a pharmaceutical company and pay other companies to do research for your company, the patents will still belong to others. To sum up, there is a father who cheats his son. He has no choice but to start a company to make money. After the company is completed, he knows that it will be sold if it develops in the future and has a market value of tens of millions. Now it will be sold if it is hundreds of millions. If he doesn't sell, he will have no money to let other companies help research drugs. It's a running story. I envision the plot to start a company, lay a solid foundation, and have a development prospect of tens of billions. Now I need money to research anti-cancer drugs and sell them cheaply! In the future, I will start a company and sell it again until the anti-cancer drug is developed before my father gets sick. At this time, the two horses invested by the protagonist have also developed. With an investment of tens of millions, they can live a lifetime of food and clothing. Why are you still working hard to open a company? Retire! The whole play ends. There are all kinds of unscrupulous means to start a company, and how many lives have been lost. The protagonist just says that normal business competition will be over, and the company is finally sold after a long time. All of it is to make wedding dresses for others. Do readers feel humiliated by this?

When this book was most popular, I was at the skating rink and two groups got into a fight. In the chaos, a girl was knocked to the ground. I rushed up, picked her up and walked towards the corner. Unfortunately, someone mistakenly stabbed her in the back. I endured the severe pain and carried her to a safe place. Later we got to know each other and we fell in love. Every time after we were done, she would nestle in my arms and caress the scars on my back. I originally thought this was love. But then she fell in love with a rich old man. On the day of her wedding, I went to a tattoo parlor to cover up the scar. From now on there is no more love in my world!

It's so good. This business war is one of the few novels that kept me awake for 24 hours straight.

The business war is well written.

I originally read it as a cool article, but it turns out that there are many places that make me think deeply.