
Reborn to Start a Business? I Need to Date, Too
重生创业?恋爱也要谈谈啊
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- Completed
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- 3.7M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Farming
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- 3mo ago
- English
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- Riding the Wave of the Times: Back to 2007 to Make a Trillion时代风口:重回2007赚万亿Alternate title on Fanqie
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This is exceptionally well-written, explaining business logic very clearly. Some novels depict companies making a fortune with minimal management—that's just fiction; in reality, that's absurd. This novel details many management methods in great detail, and it's also a very easy and enjoyable read. It's rare to find such a good novel; truly fantastic!
I read it in one go. Keep up the good work, author! It was a little slow at the beginning, but it got better and better as it went on. I learned a lot from it. At least it's not like other rebirth novels that start with tens of millions of words.
It's rare to see good traditional urban literature on Tomato, keep it up!
It's alright. While some aspects are rather ideal, such as daily revenue of hundreds of thousands for a single store, KFC's success is due to its established foundation. In 2008, people generally perceived Western restaurants as high-end, and KFC, being a foreign brand, enjoyed a perfect combination of advantages. However, as a novel, this is within acceptable limits. Overall, it's a decent read. 🤔
The pacing is good, and those who enjoy entrepreneurship will likely like it. The romance is quite devoted and nuanced; no one confesses their feelings, and everything unfolds naturally. I just mentioned the character's devoted love life, and then I saw a fleeting romance...
The content is fast-paced, without any messy romantic subplots, and the writing is decent. There are quite a few shortcomings. I don't know what the author does, and I don't have a deep understanding of investment/financing/controlling. After reading 140 chapters and commenting, it's generally alright, a semi-satisfying read.
It's quite good; the business section at the end is very well written.
It's very well written. There are no plot devices, but the author's business acumen is exceptional. From starting in the food industry to becoming an internet tycoon, and then to developing real businesses, the author's best writing focuses on the exchange and building of connections. Whether it's acquisitions or going public, business ultimately relies on people. It's about using a forward-looking perspective to solve problems and build networks. These are basically the climaxes of each event.
It's well-written, but there's too little content. It shows the importance of knowing how to make the cake and how to divide it, unlike some novels where the author takes all the profits but leaves no share, insisting on 100% control.
The character was very well-developed and perfect!