Rebirth 08, Evil Cultivator Starts a Business

Reborn in 2008, the first semester of freshman year. There was a power outage in the university at night and it was very hot. The male protagonist found a business opportunity and wholesaled winter melons to sell to students. He could hold them while sleeping at night to cool down. It happened that the school held an entrepreneurship competition. The male protagonist received support policies from the school and borrowed a warehouse to store winter melons. Everything was ready except for the east wind. The male protagonist made a lot of money selling winter melons, and founded a company to recruit people to develop Youtuan. Com and do group buying projects. It seems that this book follows the path of Meituan + Vipshop + WeChat, which is quite innovative. There are many refreshing points and many poisonous points. The male protagonist knew something was going to happen in Sanlu and did not tell his subordinates, so he asked them to spend most of their cash to buy imported milk powder. The subordinates didn't know why, so they tried to persuade him out of professional ethics, but the protagonist immediately got angry and told him to do whatever he was told. This plot left me speechless. The protagonist knows but does not tell the situation. The subordinates are curious, but the protagonist does not tell them either, but asks them to pay attention to the news. Like being the Riddler? This is entrepreneurship, not guessing. Why, do you think the core leadership cannot be trusted? Or do you prefer your subordinates to become puppets? Anyway, whatever the protagonist says is what it says, so you don't have to use your brain, just keep saying yes. The author doesn't think it's cool that the protagonist is holding back his bad words and then his subordinates learn the truth later and are shocked, right? In addition, no matter what the male protagonist does, the data will always be leaked immediately, such as daily and monthly sales, or even first-hour sales, or the number of players in the food-stealing game, and the number of WeChat users. As soon as the male protagonist knew the specific data, the media immediately exposed it and became news that attracted much attention in the country. The company is not listed and does not need to publish financial reports and specific data. Who disclosed it? The invisible hand of the author? The male protagonist actually didn't find the mole in the company. The author doesn't think it's cool that the protagonist's company just had a huge deal, and the industry was immediately informed and shocked, right? This is not logical at all, I just feel very poisonous. While talking about obscene development, all the data on WeChat and e-commerce were leaked, which made me laugh out loud. Private companies do not need to publish financial reports at all. Does the protagonist really want giants to compete with him? Emotional drama, a mess. At a time when the subject of rebirth and entrepreneurship is fading, this book can pass the time. As for the logic, forget about it. The author has no such thing in his mind. Just relax your brain and enjoy it.

An urban novel about an evil cultivator and his entrepreneurship. So far, it's amazing. I'm studying hard. If I travel through time one day, I can give it a try (if you read it through my book list and refer to it, you can't blame me if it fails)!

[Urban Rebirth + Business War + Anti-routine] Rebirth in 2008, former "evil cultivator" Wang Junshan started a hard-core business. From a parallel importer to one that makes Apple tremble, from a vertical field to one that makes Alibaba scared. He used a textbook-level strategic layout to tell everyone: If you don't know how to cultivate immortality, you will be embarrassed to say that you are engaged in the Internet!

Selling winter melons at the beginning of rebirth is an unexpectedly innovative article about urban entrepreneurship. I've seen the latest part. If you like urban business articles, check it out.