Losing My Way to Riches, Starting with a Tiny Inn
亏成首富，从一家小宾馆开始
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- Completed
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- 852k Words
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- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 1y ago
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- Building a Million-Employee Plan to Become the Richest Man by Losing Money亏成首富从拟定百万员工计划开始Alternate title on Fanqie
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It's really quite good. It's not the traditional "old-timer backstabbing" story, and the characters are all quite relatable, working for the welfare of the working class. From the shabby hotel at the beginning, to the security guards and factory workers, and now they're even talking about delivery drivers.
Thank you so much for the reminder! I will pay more attention to the tactfulness of my wording when writing novel reviews. Here is a more gentle example of a novel review: Title: Twinkling Stars Author: (Your Name) Reading the novel *Twinkle Twinkle Little Star* filled me with joy and emotion. In this fast-paced modern society, it's truly rare to find someone who can calmly savor a work of art.
Overall, it's readable. While the subject matter isn't novel, the plot and pacing are adequate for a fast-paced read. There are quite a few flaws in the details, likely due to a lack of social experience. The character development is somewhat thin, but that's not a major issue for a novel like Tomato, and it should still be encouraged.
It's alright, just a bit wordy. The pacing could be faster, and the story could have more twists and turns. Don't pad the story by writing more chapters just to fill space. This urban novel has a good length; two or three hundred chapters would be perfect.
Well, it's a very comfortable and smooth read, one of those rare books with no unpleasant chapters. Reading novels is all about having fun, and this one is exactly what I wanted! 😆👍
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Thankfully, I trusted some of the reviews. This story is really good, a truly enjoyable read. When reading a novel, as long as it's not too exaggerated, why nitpick about its plausibility or minor details? It's a story with a system, so there are bound to be some illogical elements, but the author handles these inconsistencies very well. Anyway, I really liked it. Overall, it's a satisfying read, not verbose, and the lack of romance and female lead makes it even better.
This deserves full marks! It's truly the only exceptionally well-written novel of its kind I've ever read. I finished it entirely, and there wasn't a single tedious romance or womanizing plot device. It was genuinely excellent. I eagerly await the author's next work. It's truly a gem of a novel; I learned a lot about the industry from it.
I've tested it; the beginning was very toxic, but I don't know about the later parts.
That's my initial assessment. However, judging from the system's requirements and the protagonist's actions, it will be difficult for them to lose money in the future. This is because creating a large number of jobs and generating enough high-income consumer power will be hard to miss by higher authorities.