MTL - Rebirth: Japanese investor-Chapter 750 crime and punishment

   Chapter 750 Crime and Punishment

  Kishimoto Masayoshi sat on the throne of his own president, alone, and continued to try hard to recall some things that will happen in 2003 and the future.

  Huabei has always been described as a crime and punishment by some people. In fact, without it, many young people's love talks can't go on.

  Fathers and grandparents, from falling in love to getting married, many people have not even consumed a bowl of noodles or a glass of water. After all, in that era, everyone was poor.

  In the era of rampant consumerism, it is not enough to let the young people in their teens and twenties fall in love with the road!

   A water bar with a better decoration environment costs more than ten yuan for a glass of water. Two people is three or forty yuan. This is already the cheapest.

   If two people want to watch a movie together or eat a meal together, the amount of consumption will increase significantly.

   The most pitiful part of many ordinary people is that when they are young, they have no money in their pockets, but have unlimited desires.

   When boys are at their most prosperous at this age, who let God design a man like this?

  Girls at this age, when their face and figure are at their best, put on makeup and dress up, and they will immediately add a lot of color.

  Women don’t dress up when they’re young. Is it possible that they dress up when they’re old? I don't know how many women's hearts this sentence has penetrated into.

  If people don't even have that one, they're still talking about a fart love! It can also be said that falling in love is to prepare for bed. Men don't brag, just like women don't have vanity, that's impossible.

  If a man has no money, I am afraid that even I like you and I love you can be so inferior that they have no courage to say it to the woman they like.

   Kishimoto Masayoshi thought of his college days at this time, but there was not the splendidness of future college students. They usually just eat and drink in popular restaurants outside or in the small fry shops in schools, and they're done with a birthday cake.

  When college students celebrate their birthdays more than ten years later, they have to go to at least a mid-to-high-end restaurant for drinks and dinners, and then go to KTV to sing or dance in bars.

  Birthday cakes are no longer for eating, but for playing and smearing other people's faces. All this is normal overhead.

   At the very least, four people, six people, and eight people in a dormitory always have to get together. Otherwise, it's just a few of the best friends in the school from the dormitory group to celebrate together.

   This is not a problem for children in ordinary families. If it is for poor students, it is a big problem.

   If you have no money, you will be looked down upon and not respected. If you do not participate in certain group activities, you will be out of the group and be excluded. Day by day, it shrinks little by little.

  The whole year, in addition to his own birthday, friends give gifts on their birthdays, what about girlfriends birthdays? What about Valentine's Day? Christmas Eve, what about Christmas?

   There are other miscellaneous festivals of this kind and that, which also need to spend money. It's not fun if you don't spend money, and it's fun only if you spend money.

   The same year was also a period of unprecedented prosperity for "Internet literature", and a large number of "post-80s" writers emerged.

   It was only after a long time that Masayoshi Kishimoto knew that when he was a university student in his previous life, he had also read online literature works.

   The first online novel I came into contact with should be "Chengdu, Please Forget Me Tonight" by Murong Xuecun. What he remembered freshly was the "One Five One Street" mentioned in the book.

   To this end, it also caused a lot of controversy. In fact, he stayed in Chengdu for four years to study at university, and could he not know that this is a fact? For the Chinese, some things can only be understood, not spoken.

   He has also seen another work by Murong Xuecun, Heaven to the Left, Shenzhen to the Right. What I can still remember is that a diaosi in the book seized the business opportunity to become a successful person, spent a lot of money to wrap up a female star he used to think about day and night, and spent one night using a cigarette **** on the back of her thigh. Burned a mark.

   Of course, Murong Xuecun belongs to the post-70s web novel writers, not the post-80s web novel writers. At that time, when I read his two works by myself, they were already physical books.

  According to Murong Xuecun himself, the physical book royalties for his "Chengdu, Please Forget Me Tonight" are only 40,000 RMB.

   This is simply incomparable compared to the wealthy online novel writers who later earned over 10 million yuan a year. Later, I also watched a few episodes of the TV series adapted from "Chengdu, Please Forget Me Tonight".

  If I remember correctly, the male lead is Gao Hu, and the female lead is played by Qin Hailu. However, he had already lost that feeling of the past.

  Kishimoto Masayoshi can't help but think of another online novel, "The First Intimate Contact", which was adapted from the 1998 online novel by the ruffian Cai (Cai Zhiheng).

   The only thing I remember clearly is that after watching it with my high school girlfriend, what moved her was that the male protagonist bought a lot of perfume in order to get a terminal illness, and the light dance of lupus erythematosus created a scene of a perfume fountain.

  The ruffian Cai (Cai Zhiheng) was born in 1969 and is considered a writer of online novels born in the 1960s. As for the works of post-80s online novel writers, I really haven't read anyone's work.

   This is probably because I was born in the post-80s, and I was able to enter the top ten universities in the country at that time, so I was proud.

   Even the so-called real writers of the post-80s generation don’t read it. At that time, when I was just a freshman, I still had the ideal of becoming a national pillar in my heart.

   As time goes by, the idea is not as good as the year, and finally the four years of university life are completed. Later, he entered a large state-owned enterprise with tens of thousands of people.

   When I went to the factory to report for the first time, I was really surprised to see a train running around there.

   One thing that I can also miss is that at that time, I was working with an undergraduate student who graduated from Xi’an Jiaotong University majoring in journalism in the workshop while exercising.

   Only later did I know how many people wanted to do this kind of easy work, but couldn't do it at all, and at that time, I didn't want to do it yet.

   Kishimoto Masayoshi's thoughts came back from his previous life. He looked at his huge and imposing chairman's office, not without some emotion.

   The self in this life is already Japan's hard gold chaebol. For him, how happy, how fulfilling...I can't say at all.

   really answers that sentence, once the money you have has reached a number, it is not money, it has become a number game.

   He is making money now, not to survive or live like ordinary people, but to play a game that makes the numbers bigger and bigger.

   (end of this chapter)