A Great Nation's Enterprise: Starting Out as a Conscientious Supermarket Owner

It is indeed possible. If it maintains this level, it is considered a high-quality product among Tomatoes.

It's super good. It's rare to see a novel about a successful bankruptcy rebate, and I really appreciate and like the fact that the idea of ​​becoming a wealthy person by relying on bankruptcy rebates has changed to using the system to create a large company and conglomerate for the country and the people. It is different from other novels in which the protagonist always wants to go bankrupt and make money. In terms of thinking, it can directly defeat most novels of the same type and give people a different feeling.

After reading Chapter 52 in one go, I currently have a 5-star non-toxic point.

You can open an instant noodle factory for disabled people, a Xihaner car wash shop, etc. These are all things that exist in real life. I hope they can be developed in novels.

It's quite interesting so far. The author updated nine chapters in a row today, which is awesome.

The protagonist has a mentality that the greater his ability, the greater his responsibility. Of course, the protagonist does not have to pay any costs anyway, the system bears them, and there are no weird operations like the money-losing system. Overall it looks good now.

One thing I like about this book is that he does not think about going bankrupt from beginning to end. When he discovers that he can make money without going bankrupt, he chooses not to go bankrupt and make money.

It's pretty good. Compared with other system losses, it's written in much more detail. The character card at the back doesn't look very cool. Since the card is given, it should be done in one step, not all in one step. For the reward setting, I personally think that the character information should be given so that the protagonist can decide how to recruit people.

It's good-looking, and the protagonist is very down-to-earth and can look at the lives of people at the bottom. The system did not disrupt the rhythm and did not directly help the protagonist with Nitian Technology. Author, I'm optimistic about you, don't let the system give the protagonist Nitian Technology.

Major national enterprises: Start with conscientious supermarket owners Written by Twenty-Five Pandas It's not a particularly pure money-losing system, but it's still fun. The plot is not very fresh and is a bit cliche, but the writing is more detailed and quite enjoyable. I'd give it 4 to 5 stars. It's not a new book, so I won't round it up.