Rebirth to ’80s: I Raised the World’s Richest Man

Jiang Mu was born again. Jiang Mu was reborn in 1987, the day her parents divorced, because she was given up by her family and was torn apart by her kidnappers. In this life, she will not stay in the Jiang’s house again. I will no longer have any expectations for my grandparents or her dad. I will no longer force myself to learn all kinds of things for their praise. Jiang Mu chose to live with her mother. She wanted to make all those who gave up on her regret. In this age of hardship and poverty where there isn’t enough food, opportunities and business opportunities coexist. Jiang Mu acts like a s*umbag, ab*ses the best, starts from scratch, takes her friends to change her destiny, and strives to make money to support her family. From an unlovable girl, she moves from the bottom of the society and counterattacks into a business legend, builds a business empire, and achieves the life of legend. However, why did the person who was raised at home by her appear on the Forbes rankings? “So, I tried to make money to support my family and treat you, but you became the richest man in the world? ? ?”

Original Publisher

qq reading

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on Rebirth to ’80s: I Raised the World’s Richest Man "Rebirth to ’80s: I Raised the World’s Richest Man" is a fun dive into the popular genre of second-chance, get-rich stories, and I found myself enjoying the journey despite a few familiar tropes. It's a story where a female lead armed with modern knowledge and a sharp mind navigates the opportunities of the 1980s, building a business empire from the ground up. ### First Impressions From the get-go, I was drawn in by the premise. Our FL, reborn after a difficult first life, wastes no time changing her fate. She leaves her toxic family with her mother and vows to create a better future for them both. It's a classic setup, but the execution felt fresh enough to keep me engaged, especially as she picks up an adorable ML along the way! ### What Works Well I appreciated the focus on character development. The author takes their time building up the characters, making them feel relatable and believable, even the reformed "bad guys." The FL is particularly likeable as she navigates the business world, and the ML's unwavering devotion is a sweet contrast to her laser focus on success. I also found the economic backdrop of the 80s well-integrated, adding depth to the FL's entrepreneurial endeavors. The plot, while containing some familiar elements, consistently offered enough twists and turns to hold my interest. The FL's growth in the business world is definitely the main focus, and I found myself rooting for her every step of the way. ### Areas of Concern While the story is generally enjoyable, I did find some aspects less compelling. The "golden finger" of the FL's ability to sense valuable objects seems to fade into the background as the story progresses, which felt like a missed opportunity. Also, while the lack of intense drama is a plus for some, it also means that the antagonists often feel like minor inconveniences rather than genuine threats. A few high-IQ villains would have made the story even more exciting. And while the romance is sweet, it's definitely not the primary focus, so readers seeking a heavy romance might be left wanting more. The FL being a bit *too* OP at times also diminished the tension. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning Some readers noted that the FL's golden finger isn't explored much after the initial antique-finding phase. Also, the relationship between the MC and ML comes together a bit quickly towards the end, despite a solid foundation. The side characters of the FL's dorm mates and the ML's grandparents fade into the background as the story progresses. ### Final Verdict Overall, I would recommend "Rebirth to ’80s: I Raised the World’s Richest Man" to anyone who enjoys a feel-good, poor-to-rich story with a strong female lead. While it might not be groundbreaking, it's a solid and entertaining read with likeable characters and a satisfying plot. I'd give it a solid 3.9/5 stars.