I Meant to Be a Ruthless Boss, but Became the Conscience of the Industry
本想当黑心老板，却成业界良心
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 886k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Farming
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Urban Novels With Creative Premises, A Different Kind of Wish Fulfillment. Recommendations, Please
Realistic, Truly Urban Fiction
Something like The Twenty-Six-Year-Old Tenant.
I've Recently Gotten Into Urban Fiction With Wild, Imaginative Premises. Any Recommendations?
Urban Novels About Startups, Business Empires, and Detailed Commercial Growth
Any Relaxed, Everyday Urban Stories? Nothing Mindlessly Comedic
Please, I am begging you.
Rich-Protagonist Stories with One Female Lead Only. One Female Lead Only. One Female Lead Only! I Said It Three Times!
Wealthy tycoon stories with one female lead! One female lead, one female lead, one female lead! I said it three times because it’s important!
The Protagonist Builds an Ethical Company and Recruits Top Talent With High Salaries and Great Benefits
The protagonist starts a company that loses money, builds an ethical business, hires talented employees, and sells quality products at affordable prices that earn rave reviews. The company keeps growing, opening a chain of stores and crushing other unscrupulous bosses. (System and business-management stories)
Looking for Management Stories About Inns, Resorts, and the Like 😭
Looking for books similar to "After Quitting My Job, I Opened a Magical Farm".
Realistic Capitalists, Not Do-Gooders
I want to read something like "Reborn as a Super Tycoon". It should be logical, realistic, and the protagonist shouldn’t be a bleeding heart.
The Protagonist Wants the Company to Go Bankrupt
The company gets rewards if it goes bankrupt, so the boss makes the employees deliberately show up late all the time. The salary is high, but the employees end up working overtime like crazy, making the company hundreds of millions.
Achieving Financial Freedom: No Idiotic Protagonists, No Harem
Looking for books similar to Reborn as a Laid-Back Office Worker: Once I Had Money, I Didn't Want to Strive Anymore (My Carefree Life).
Looking for Tech Novels About Taking Over and Growing a Family Factory
A rich second-generation heir.
Novels About a Boss Who Gives His Employees Raises
Novels About Building a Company from a Small Business into a Large One
Looking for books similar to "Five-Star Talent! I'm Definitely Hiring This Employee!"
Looking for a Book About a Small Company Growing Step by Step Into a Tech Giant
Siheyuan, The Ordinary World, and Marrying He Xiulian
Transmigrate to the 1960s, with a courtyard-house setting, and have He Xiulian from The Ordinary World as the wife!
I Love the “Losing Money to Become a Tycoon” Premise! Looking for Similar Novels
Looking for books similar to "Everyone at the Company Is a Sneaky Bastard, but I Just Want to Lose Money (City of Illusory Dreams)". I love the whole “get rich by going broke” premise! The protagonist makes the opposite move in businesses that seem guaranteed to turn a profit, and the more money they lose, the richer they get. The plot twists are addictive. Please recommend similar novels.
Tech Novels with Lots of High-Tech Inventions and a Black-Tech System
A tech novel with lots of high-tech inventions and a black-tech System.
Looking for a Smart, Low-Key, Single-Heroine Rich Guy Novel
Mostly one female lead, no harems. No breakups and face-slapping right from the start
A Merchant Cares Only About Money, Not People: Utterly Profit-Driven and Never Helps Others for Nothing
Any Single-Female-Lead Stories About a Wealthy Tycoon?
I’m tired of rich-protagonist novels with harems. Are there any good ones with just one female lead? Recommendations, please!
Rich Protagonist + Modern City + One Love Interest
Nothing about being reborn.
Novels About Starting a Company Just to Lose Money
Looking for books like "From Unemployed to the Nation's Favorite Boss". The kind where the protagonist loses money while improving employee benefits.
Sweet Stories You'll Love
Looking for books similar to "Straightforward Little Brother, Full of Tricks".
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Sure, sure, the wealth points are good now, at least I won't crash. I saw someone say it was slow, but it's not slow anymore, it's just right.
Hmm, no, let me take another look... Hmm!!! So sweet! Damn, I thought it was a business novel, but the romance is actually quite sweet, unlike those other self-destructive romances. And the protagonist isn't always broke, which fits my view of this kind of novel. If a protagonist has absolutely no money, is he torturing himself?
It's quite cozy; although it looks a bit plain, it feels pretty good. The latest plot twists feel forced and illogical; it's not good at all. A vice-principal has been dragged out for so many chapters, and the protagonist doesn't seem like a boss at all. He's so useless.
The story is heartwarming and realistic, capturing the warmth and tenderness of family and loved ones. After reading so many wish-fulfillment novels, this kind of realistic story is a welcome respite. I finished it in one go, and it wasn't enough!
It's good, I like watching it anyway.
Switching to writing sweet romance novels is fine, but this book title mainly targets readers who prefer business-themed novels, which could easily cause resentment.
Super good! The author writes in a very heartwarming way. I love reading about the male lead's interactions with his family. 👍👍👍👍👍
Yes, we can focus on a high-quality entrepreneur.
It's quite good, and I enjoyed reading it. However, the updates seem too slow. Author, you need to speed things up! Keep it up!
I was a bit misled by the comments before. This isn't a business-oriented novel like the one with President Pei. Just like how a subcategory of a money-losing system in a major category doesn't necessarily have to follow the same formula, the author's title and synopsis weren't attractive. Anyway, I saw the title several times when I was looking for the book but didn't click on it. But it's not bad now. Keep it up, author!