Waves of Commerce

Bullshit. Shit. Deliberately pretending

No update for a long time! Updates move slower than a snail! No matter how good-looking the book is, it's not good to read! Three chapters updated in almost a month! The author is a snail!

Looks good but updates too slowly

The subject matter is very close to real life, but the author sometimes loses his mind, rambles, and updates slowly.

This book tells an inspiring story in popular and humorous language. The story of this book is vivid, the plot is compact, fascinating, and has a strong sense of immersion. When you open the book page, you will quickly return to the 1990s, no matter the plot The details are still so real and familiar, just like the things around you, as if you have experienced them yourself... The characters have distinct personalities and are deeply penetrating. It is a rare and excellent work!

Daily updates are too few and too slow

This is a very high-quality book. Starting from the 1990s, the author reproduces the social background, humanistic features, and people's different psychological states during the reform of that era. A group of brave people who dared to test the waters emerged. They succeeded and failed, and they groped their way forward. Through ordinary characters represented by Li Zhiwei, the author shows the changes in their views on money, love, morality, and society during the reform and opening up. He directly addresses the social pain points, love and hatred, and has clear views.

This is a good book. It tells the story of how a good young man went into business. No matter how difficult it was, he persisted in facing the betrayal of his girlfriend...

The text of the book is concise and smooth, the plot is intense and full of suspense. It reflects social real problems, brings people deep thinking, promotes righteousness, and exposes social shortcomings and unfair phenomena. It is an immersive and enjoyable read!

I haven't seen your work for a long time, and I came across it by chance today. It's another irreplaceable work. I read more than twenty chapters at a time, and I saw the shadow of myself in it. I was laid off in 1993, so I sold vegetables at the morning market to make a living without any skills. Even those who work hard and are busy can't make much money. This work is written so realistically that I am willing to read it. I hope you can help call for more care for laid-off workers and unemployed young people, so that the lives of the people at the bottom can be easier!