The Ups and Downs of E-Commerce: from Workers to Entrepreneurial Players

I used to be the backbone of an e-commerce company, and I watched the company go from selling millions of dollars a day to a desperate situation of inventory accumulation and wage arrears. The boss's pie was shattered, and my colleagues were separated. I grabbed my last paycheck, threw down my work badge, and quit my job to start a business. I thought I would be able to make a steady profit if I figured out the industry's routines, but I fell into a trap when selecting products, was ruined by black fans during the live broadcast, and the supply chain was suddenly disconnected. I lost all my savings and was in debt. Others laugh at me for not knowing what I can do, but I insist on getting up from the mud. Find out the traffic password, play with private domain operations, turn failed experiences into exclusive secrets, and finally lead a small team to make a comeback, turning what was once a joke into a myth! This is my real experience, and it is also a counterattack guide for all those who are unwilling to be mediocre. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.