
I Gave You a System to Start a Company, Told You to Lose Money, and You Made a Profit
给你系统开公司,叫你亏钱你赚钱
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- Completed
- Length
- 350k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Modern Romance High-Concept
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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The Protagonist Builds an Ethical Company and Recruits Top Talent With High Salaries and Great Benefits
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I don’t want anything with really tacky plot points. Something original, please. No face-slapping or getting dumped and angrily throwing tens of millions around. It all feels so clichéd, and most stories are written that way now. Are there any original stories with good writing?
Business, Shopkeeping, or Infrastructure-Building With a System. No Apocalypse or Ancient Settings. Female-Oriented
Looking for stories about running a business with a System, opening a shop with a System, or infrastructure-building with a System. No post-apocalyptic or ancient settings. Female-oriented fiction, and it has to be good. Please don't recommend bad stories. I said no post-apocalyptic or ancient settings, so why do people keep recommending them? Can you not read plain English?
The Female Lead Is Super Rich and Spends Her Days Shopping and Splurging. No Showbiz, Please
Super satisfying stories about spending money! No entertainment industry stuff!!! Just an internet celebrity, or a vlog or Xiaohongshu blogger.
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Novels About Starting a Company Just to Lose Money
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Novels About a Boss Who Gives His Employees Raises
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I’ve Recently Gotten into Female-Oriented Wealth-Fantasy Novels
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Looking for Novels About Collecting Rent
The protagonist believes his family is poor until he grows up, then discovers that they are actually very rich, and his parents send him out to collect rent.
Female-Oriented Feel-Good Stories With a Wealth System (Especially Ones That Only Let You Spend Money on Men)
A sign-in System, a rich heiress System, a tycoon System, any of those are fine. I want a System! A get-rich System! Stories about a System that makes you incredibly rich!! If all you can do is spend money on men and streamers, get lost! Get lost! Get out!!!
Are There Any Female-Oriented Rich-Protagonist Stories Without the Heroine Showering Streamers with Tips? Even a Small Role Is Fine
I'd like to read something like After Binding the Spendthrift System, I Became a Top-Ranked Rich Beauty. Why do they always have to tip streamers?
Looking for This Novel.
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It's quite interesting. Although it's not very practical, the description in the novel is very exciting. It would be great if reality were like this
It looks pretty cool so far, the workers are so envious that they cry [crying with laughter] The concept is very good, and the setting of "building an ideal company through a prodigal system" is very attractive. Later on, the pace of the story is slow, leaning towards a running account narrative. Many of the staff's subplots are told in a straightforward manner, which I don't really want to read. There are too many rules and regulations in the system, which makes it not very satisfying.
How did the heroine find a male photographer when she opened a company? Lightning protection
I have a question. Isn't there an offline interview during recruitment? Why is it the first time for Chen Qing to come to Sichuan City? Don't know the company address? Aren't you interviewing in a small office? Small sofa Poison point 1: Chen Qing's parents Poisonous point 2: Chen Qing secretly filmed the whole life video (colleague and boss). It was too stupid. I asked him to quit.
A worker's dream company! As a migrant worker, I can only feel good in the book. I beg the author to write it well and let me have a good dream after reading the book every night!
After the heroine resigned, she did better and better in a small company under the leadership of the system. It was quite enjoyable to watch. It is not an exaggeration. Alas, the early stage was pretty good, but in comparison, the later stage was rather boring. Some of my colleagues used a pornographic accent on the protagonist, and the rumor-mongering plot made people feel a little uncomfortable. The protagonist, Goldfinger, is not that big.
It's quite interesting~ It feels very good to see the company getting bigger and stronger little by little. The only problem is the problem that will arise after the contract with the Golden Finger System is terminated. In fact, what attracts me the most about this cheat is not only the financial support, but also the network of connections (the function that helps you find the shortest interpersonal line with the target person), the scoring system for employees, and the potential analysis (this is probably what it means. The screenwriter Jiang recruited in the article before was not competitive according to the market perspective, but her potential score in the system was high enough, and she did create enough value after joining the prodigal) If there is no system, according to the existing technology and management model, it is difficult to complete such screening manually. Then after losing the system, it will be difficult for the company to create the miracle of digging up Mr. Long, and to unearth the dusty pearl. These two points are very important to the company's short-term From a development point of view, the problems are not big. The former has formed a stable structure in attracting talents during the system period (that is, the potential partners it needs have already been brought in, such as screenwriter Jiang, such as Mr. Long), and the latter, if you don't do it, people will do it, and there are more talents; But such a change will have a huge difference for ordinary people, because apart from better benefits and benefits, the prodigal company will not be much different from other companies. The pearl that should be covered with dust will still be covered with dust. Judging from this result, it is still very regrettable. Although I understand the protagonist's choice to terminate the contract because he is unwilling to be controlled by others, in fact there is no real case in the article about the system party infringing on the rights of the host by relying on the contract (so that it seems difficult for the reader to intuitively imagine what kind of infringement and entrapment from the system world needs to be prevented and resisted). Some of the protagonist's actions are more like firing empty guns without knowing where the enemy is. There is a sense of deja vu that the contract and incomprehension do not greatly improve the protagonist's rights and interests. On the contrary, terminating the contract will definitely bring losses. It feels that the final ending is a bit rushed. Based on the update time of the last few chapters and previous chapters, the last few chapters are more like a hurried ending after a break. If there is enough foreshadowing (such as a detailed description of the hosts or planets that have been cheated) (such as in the game "Star Train" The Interstellar Peace Company's acquisition and transformation plan for remote planets, etc., Described in detail that 60% of the planets acquired by specific specialists were on the right track, and 40% failed to transform and lost everything. This makes the Yalilo VI planet not to accept the acquisition very reasonable.) Then it is very logical for the protagonist to get rid of the system in the end. However, the flaws do not hide the flaws. The prodigal company created in this article is really desirable. It provided me with excellent emotional value during most of the time I read the article. It is still very beneficial.
It's a good-looking, fantasy fairy company, with no emotional line on the whole and career line as the main focus. The novelty point is that the heroine was not tied up by the system, and finally saved up money to pay liquidated damages to terminate the contract, which is great! In the end, the heroine lived a wonderful life of real money and leisure, which she yearned for and envied. [Like][Like][Like]
Good looking The female channel finally has a book like this There are restrictions and it won't make people uncomfortable. Not exaggerated, not embarrassing, down-to-earth
Limited cheat sheet, great! Workers have been brought in, but the restrictions are too severe... How much money is there, how much is W+, so many chapters have invested in film and television, and the capital is 300,000+, which is really not a lot of money. It can be limited, but after the system upgrade, the capital rise is indeed a bit slow. At least it can exceed 1 million, and an investment of tens of W is indeed not much (especially in the film and television industry)