Super City Maker

First of all: no brand awareness. When you took over the second hotel, didn't you know the name of the hotel? When you build a hotel brand, what will you do if you take back your hotel name and open another one yourself? The second point: I don't understand the consumer circle. Hotels with the same consumer group actually opened several hotels in a very small consumer circle. Is there any company that dares to do this? The third point: financial allocation is unclear. Things produced by the factory are actually only counted as the cost of the hotel. It would be better if it was a sole proprietorship, but what the hell is that hotel with 20% equity?

The writing is very enjoyable to watch. There are always unexpected twists and turns. I especially like the way the protagonist is dealt with in the end. This is what readers want. The kind of procrastination, procrastination, dragging home and family, and dragging things along can suffocate readers to death. The method is strange and neat, and no one else can write it. Tickets and subscriptions are all yours

I want to say where is your fourth update? Not to mention four chapters, one chapter is fine, but it's already ten o'clock in the evening and there's still three chapters to go. You'll lose us. . . .

This book is really good, but why doesn't the protagonist hire a few special forces as bodyguards to avoid being killed?

Last weekend, it was free to collect likes, but there was a charge. If I like you, you would be charged.

Collect likes for free. The collection of likes every weekend is free, but the likes are not free? It's still Sunday afternoon at 1:44. Is collecting likes useful?

Has the author entered the palace? Is he a eunuch?

I've been reading your articles for several days, and this is just one chapter! I don't want to give you any tickets anymore

It looks pretty good, but it's a pity that he is a eunuch. Maybe it's because the performance of the book is too poor!

Reality is often more bloody than fiction, because the beginning in reality is far more bloody than what I wrote. At the beginning of the novel, I said that the third uncle defrauded the protagonist's family of hundreds of thousands of dollars just to write about the hotel. But in real life, my family lost nearly 3 million with interest and capital, and then with a flick of his hand, the money was gone, and the worst possible outcome was to go to jail. He refused to admit the debt, but we had to acknowledge the debt and repay the money we borrowed ourselves and for him. In order to pay off the debt, we even sold the new house we bought for our wedding. I am 29 years old this year, I have no house or car, and I still have a foreign debt worth RMB 1 million to repay, and I still have more than RMB 100,000 in interest a year. During the most difficult period, I worked as a receptionist at night and as a maintenance worker and waiter during the day. I also had to do all kinds of trivial things such as buying food and cooking for the employees. I also had to look up information and write novels to earn royalties when I was free. In this way, I could save thousands of dollars a month. At the very beginning, I impulsively wanted to die with my third uncle who was also a fraudster. But we must repay the debt we borrowed, because other people's money is also hard-earned. We have been cheated, and we cannot let them feel cheated too. So no matter how hard life is, you have to grit your teeth and persevere. I was deceived by my third uncle, the landlord reneged on the contract, my sales increased by 50% in one week, and the city leaders led the director to sweep them all the way. I still remember one time when the manager of the catering department put on airs and bullied us because we didn't understand catering. I insisted on organizing a housewarming banquet for a dozen classmates, and then organized a few tour groups. It was packed with guests, and the catering manager immediately came over at noon to apologize and admit his mistake. Not to mention all the employees who tried to stumbling upon you, considering you were only 23 years old at the time, and trying to seduce you. Many things in the novel are actually reflections of my reality. Some are more difficult and more desperate than those in the novel, and some are also artistic exaggerations. I have worked in an electronics factory, worked under the sun as a logistics porter, endured the torment of factory assembly lines, worked in intrigues in hotels, trembled when managing a hotel, worked overtime late at night during software development, felt helpless and desperate in writing novels, been tricked by women, defrauded by my uncle, resold electronic products to earn some living expenses, acted as a coach for others in games, and stayed up all night for a week to write graduation thesis to pay off debts. But fortunately, from 23 to 29 years old. We have gone through it all the way, from the sadness and anger of wanting to die together to now being down-to-earth for the sake of life and peace of mind for our family. At the age of 29, although the hotel is gone, the results of this book are acceptable, I have a girlfriend, and my family's foreign debt is only about 1 million. My girlfriend doesn't mind not having a new house after getting married. And I will try my best to write it down. I hope that one day I can use the royalties to pay for a house and give her a home. Anger solves nothing. No matter how big a setback you encounter, you must muster up the courage and keep going step by step! Because hope will definitely come!