Starting with Esports
从电子竞技开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Urban Romance
- Subgenre
- Business Drama
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
495Chapters
11.4MReads
6.9kFlowers
10.0Score
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E-sports really has no potential and will never be comparable to traditional sports.
If you want to win against Tencent, you can only do it before ** comes out. Once ** becomes a trend, no one can beat Tencent.
E-sports returns the richest man? The richest man is a hairy man.
Is this Zhang Ting the future daughter-in-law that the male protagonist's parents inserted into her family, or is she a family member of the big boss to gilt? He gets angry when something happens and yells at him. With this kind of quality, he can also be the boss's secretary? Isn't it good to just be taken care of? Do you think you have taken too many Stretching Legs and Staring Pills, or do you think you are cheating? It's okay if you watch it once or twice, but if you watch it a few times, your IQ will drop. After all, it's a company worth tens of millions or hundreds of millions. Can the human resources department find someone like this to be the boss's secretary?
I just watched it, and I really want to know how a game company with assets worth tens of millions can manage to have billions in debt. A multi-billion-dollar company has a project, and it doesn't even have a business plan, so it just comes to your door. What a fuss.
Have you seen a large listed company with assets worth tens of millions? *Ma Coin, this is a large listed company
When I saw the comment, I deducted 1 for the reply. The man was kissing Mi Mi, and the girl was kissing Hu Hu. Anyone who doesn't reply is close to Kun Kun. (Manual funny)
LOL is really miserable. First the heroes are gone, and now the games are gone.
From the very beginning, Pig's Foot's background was full of loopholes. A company with tens of millions of assets actually had no products of its own. In other words, Pig's Foot's parents just threw more than 10 million to Pig's Foot! Everything is too idealistic, the soft business writing is not very good, the plot design is quite embarrassing, the company's production capacity has increased but not expanded, business negotiations still require the CEO to be involved, and can live broadcasts be realized in a few years? The author has no idea what the rise of live streaming depends on!
I was obsessed when I saw the second chapter. Is there a live broadcast when League of Legends hasn't even come out yet? At that time, there was at most a chat with multi-person video chats