Reborn 1990: I made my cannon fodder father into the richest man

"I have this idea, but it also depends on whether there is a suitable place." Duan Jiajia said frankly: "Don't you think that investing in real estate at this time is the highest-yield and relatively stable project for ordinary people like us? What stocks are there? There are risks when it comes to things like investment business. But real estate is relatively safe for the time being in this era."

There will be unfinished buildings and off-plan properties in future generations.

But there was no such thing in the 90s.

There are very few unfinished buildings. Once a real estate developer encounters a problem, the government will find the next person to take over as soon as possible, or actively contact banks for turnaround for the real estate developer.

The vibrant life of the 90s is indeed suitable for the entrepreneurial generation.

"Indeed." Sui Jiali thought of the landlord's family.

That family actually does nothing, and the monthly rent for the three rooms upstairs is 100 yuan.

100 yuan was still a lot of money in the early 90s.

Not to mention that Sui Jiali also knew that the landlord's family also had a small yard to collect rent.

In this urban village, people actually live on rent.

So it also breeds a lot of lazy people.

They don't go out at night because they don't want to meet the lazy people in the village.

"If I didn't learn to paint, my family might still be able to buy it if I bite the bullet." Sui Jiali sighed.

It did cost her family a lot of money to learn painting.

"So you have to study hard!" Duan Jiajia knew what Sui Jiali was sighing about, and quickly comforted her: "Study well, and then you can buy as many houses as you want!"

"Yes! I'll study hard!" Sui Jiali nodded vigorously.

After the two sisters arrived at the hotel, Duan Jiajia quickly got her room card according to the contact information given by Chen Zhengnian.

Of course, hotels in provincial capitals look much better than guest houses elsewhere.

Chen Zhengnian arranged a large bed room, a TV and a desk.

Sui Jiali screamed and threw herself into the soft big bed. She turned over and exclaimed: "I have never slept on such a soft bed! It is indeed the best hotel in the provincial capital. It looks very high-end!"

Duan Jiajia put down her backpack and ordered a hotel meal with Sui Jiali.

"Jiajia, how many days will you stay in the provincial capital?" Sui Jiali asked.

She didn't have time to ask the question.

Duan Jiajia thought for a moment and said, "It will take at least four days. I'm here to discuss the film rights this time, and a screenwriter is also here, and there are still some things to discuss. I guess it will take a long time!"

She heard Chen Zhengnian remind her that the director who came here was well-known in China, and his family were all literary and art workers.

When I heard that Luxiu was only a teenager and an underage girl, the director seemed to look down on Duan Jiajia.

If "Ask the Sword" and the TV series "Ghost Valley" weren't famous in Hong Kong, this director would be a bit arrogant.

Duan Jiajia appreciates the talents of some directors in this era who dare to think and shoot, but he cannot avoid the reality that he is looked down upon because of his young age.

Not only that, Duan Jiajia also knew.

The reason why I was taken seriously by the director before he knew his true age was entirely because of the influence of his work in Hong Kong.

It is undeniable that some of the educated youth in the 90s and [-]s were full of hopes and expectations for the motherland, while others were full of yearning for the outside world and felt that the air outside was sweet.

Therefore, Duan Jiajia may still have to deal with these people's foreign-advocating thoughts and daddy speeches.

Of course, it’s too early to tell before seeing him in person.

What if he is not such a person and is a good person!

"Then you can go to the places I wanted to take you to see. It just so happens that I have a holiday these two days. You don't know how fast our studio is progressing. I still have half a month to finish the watercolor painting, which is a bit basic. Now, I can go for practical training." Sui Jiali sighed. The teachers in the studio she came to were very conscientious and very demanding of them.

Sui Jiali saw several people from other studios in the same yard who were one year older than her, but their sketch structure was not as good as hers. She felt that those people were simply wasting their parents' money.

"Then you study hard." Duan Jiajia knew that Sui Jiali was under a lot of pressure now, so he comforted her: "When you come back from your senior year of high school, Meimei and I will be waiting for you! By the way, the test papers and notebooks we sent you, Are you looking good?"

They are all fifteen or sixteen-year-old kids. Apart from the gossip around them, the only things they can discuss are their academic performance.

Sui Jiali wailed: "Jiajia, please let me go! It's hard to rest for a few days!"

How dare she relax?

Duan Jiajia and the others kept sending notebooks to the provincial capital. The contents were so detailed and serious that Sui Jiali once took them to the studio, and senior students couldn't help but come over to borrow them.

How could Sui Jiali dare to ignore her friend's thoughts?

The two were chatting in the room, and a few fashionably dressed people came to the hotel lobby downstairs.

"Is it necessary to be so anxious about the copyright of a novel?" The woman wearing a suspender dress frowned, her long hair fluffed behind her, and she was holding a small and exquisite black patent leather bag in her hand.

The man next to him seemed a little less refined and a little weathered.

He had a big beard, wore an advertising shirt, big pants, and a pair of slippers on his feet.

If it weren't for the leather bag under his arm that looked like a big boss, one would have thought that this was a chess friend playing chess with old men in the park.

"Of course it's necessary!" The bearded man frowned and said impatiently: "This book sold very well in Xiangjiang, especially the TV series, which directly made an actor who has been hidden for many years famous. Don't you want it? Besides, this novel has a basis in Xiangjiang, and there are many readers in mainland China. In addition, the author’s latest serialized novel seems to be going to explode. I’ll build a good relationship with this book first, and maybe I’ll return it. I can get the copyright for the second book. The audience of "Ask the Sword" is much larger than that of "Ghost Valley"!"

In fact, Big Beard is not the only one who has this idea.

This is also because the current mainland movies are not very entertaining. In the 80s, "Shaolin Temple" was really popular, and it also inspired many martial arts movies, but none of them could reproduce the glory of "Shaolin Temple".

Other types of movies also tend to analyze the phenomena at the bottom of society.

Big Beard has been watching model dramas since he was a child, and after watching them for so many years, he almost vomited.

He can't make a movie like "Shaolin Temple", but if he makes a martial arts movie with a detective theme, even if it doesn't create a huge sensation, it at least has its own movie style.

Big Beard is convinced that since movies like "Shaolin Temple" and "Romance on Lushan Mountain" are popular, it shows that people have great spiritual needs now, so he can definitely fill this gap!