" Wind Blowing the Banxia ": Anai . This novel also has a terrible name, called "No Rebirth"
The protagonist Xu Banxia started his business by collecting scrap steel. With her intelligence and sleekness, daring to think and do, she finally realized the ideal of an entrepreneur. The story is very inspiring and the dialogue is particularly exciting, but for me, the most satisfying thing is the several confrontations between her and her father, which is what makes you happy.
When Xu Banxia was born, her mother died of dysfunction. Her father then decided that she had killed her mother. Not only did she give her the name "Bai Banxia Poison", she also sent her to her grandparents' house and never took her back again. Her father had never given her a penny for so many years, and Xu Banxia had to do business to support herself when she was in high school.
It would be fine if he always ignored it. After Xu Banxia went to elementary school, this father held the new son whom he married after remarried, called her to her and explained the meaning of the name "Banxia" to her carefully. Treating a child like this is simply despicable. In short, during Xu Banxia's growth, her father did not play a slight positive role.
He lent Xu Banxia 500,000. However, the 500,000 was borrowed by Xu Banxia from the door, and using methods, it was basically equivalent to blackmail. Later, she finally got through the difficulties and returned the money she borrowed from others one by one, with principal and interest. Only this money was the only one, and she had no intention of paying it back. After several appearances from Mr. Xu were all about asking for the money.
, no matter how straightforward or saving the country, they all failed. The last time, Xu Banxia told her father, "I have earned my own books, tuition, and living expenses since high school. I didn't know that my family had to pay for it when I went to college." Since my brother is going out to study, what house do you have to change? It turns out that the one you live in is not enough? Let’s go back.
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