Reborn as an Executive at a Major Corporation

The writing is quite good, and the plot is very attractive. What I don't like is that you should be careful when treating women. Don't write bloody plots, such as supporting your brother's demon, preventing fire, theft, and girlfriends. Car sellers also accept this kind of thing, so don't describe it in too many chapters. I may have seen too many similar plots, like eating a big meal and suddenly having hair. I hope you don't let the hair rise to flies or maggots. Overall, it's still good, come on!

The main line of the career is well written, but the emotional line is not so good. It is recommended to mention it in one stroke or not write it at all, and don't play with ambiguity. Now is not the era when stallion harem literature is popular, but the heroine or no CP is the way to go.

Workplace masterpiece I've seen recently. It covers human relations and office politics. Although it is not in-depth, it is quite interesting. Hundreds of chapters have passed, and the surprise is gone, and it's sensational and disgusting. There is a workplace here, but the human nature seems very thin. For a certain grand ideal, everyone in the book is constantly burning their blood. The Huaxing Group is too representative, and the author was once an expert in a large factory, so it is inevitable that it will be tabooed by the venerable. There is nothing wrong with this book, but too much effort makes this book full of the temperament of praising virtues. Even himself (the protagonist) is whitewashed and beautified, with no flaws in his character, character, or ability, not even a single ego. I just can't see myself at all. I remembered the essay I gave to my teacher when I was in elementary school. Closing argument, this is not an entertainment work written for readers, it is a love letter and self-recommendation letter written by the author to his past boss, current boss and future boss.

I was very interested in reading the chapters at the beginning. I thought the male protagonist was okay and I liked his career. But I didn't want to read it when I saw the sales appearance. I read the reviews and found that there were a lot of appearances so I stopped reading. The rating was given to the previous chapters. I didn't think it would be cool to see this kind of harem in this novel. It's not that I don't read harems because I am a female reader, but I feel that a harem of this quality is not a highlight or a pleasure. Personally, I feel that a single female protagonist who is ambiguously pulled together by Hu Jie to pursue a career and the husband and wife join forces can be used, or some kind of strong female elite will appear in the future. Let's do a little more pulling together, and have a more powerful and higher-quality female protagonist. A stronger one is more in line with the setting style at the beginning of this article. Either there will be a single female protagonist, or there will be a harem of high-quality elite women, or there will be a career with no CP. No matter which of these three novels develops in the future, I think it is acceptable and good. I'll leave it now. If I open this novel again, I'll read it again if there are any changes in the comment section.

This book is really good to read. I highly recommend it. It is a flow of career advancement. Every time you get an exceptional promotion, it gives readers a good feeling of satisfaction. I suggest you write more about the workplace and less about emotional drama. The disadvantage is that it is too thin. The author should update more.

It feels very immersive. It feels good to advance step by step at Huawei and use future intelligence to satisfy your own interests while also doing your part for the company and the country. There is life, business, and a collegial atmosphere

The writing is very good, although some are too professional to understand, but they have really put effort into the workplace. The story line is very smooth, but the aspect about women is a bit unsatisfactory. Eggplant is good as a colleague, but it is not recommended to write in the direction of a female protagonist. After all, the office romance aspect is stuck, and once the two form a family, they must make choices. Eggplant has a strong career ambition, and the other is that the female salesperson does not fit Chen Mo's identity and is not from the right family. It is recommended that if you write a heroine, it is best to write a teacher. After all, the teacher has more time to take care of the family, and he can also have topics to talk about with Chen Mo in terms of cultural level.

The emotional line needs to be improved. The heroine should quickly confirm it and stop engaging in such low-level ambiguity. I feel that the woman and the hero should grow together, support each other in career and psychology, and both sides can gain pleasure, instead of just the girl unilaterally sucking the man's blood. I'll give it five stars for the time being. If the subsequent emotional handling is not good, I will change the rating. The psychological description and character development after rebirth are very good and very consistent with the situation of ordinary people after rebirth. Let me know a corner of Huawei Group. It's a bit cool, but the logic is clear and not outrageous. It's very suitable for listening to books. I have read it three times. Workplace, reality, cool writing, ordinary people, technological development, struggle, and big factory elements are well integrated, and the more you taste, the more flavorful it becomes.

Fortunately, the male character is very cool. It's the first time I've seen the male protagonist working in this kind of company, but he doesn't understand some professional terms. The male protagonist is reincarnated and makes a fortune by relying on his prophecies. He trades stocks, buys houses and cars, and his career rises rapidly. He becomes prosperous and there are many beautiful women around him. However, there is nothing eye-catching about him. The quality is average. Some families are complicated and there is no need to deal with a lot of bullshit. At present, it seems that the male protagonist feels that he has enough money in this life and does not want to be restrained. He only wants to spend money. If you want to pursue a relationship between a man and a woman in your career, you should not be too sexual. The level of contact with the male protagonist is still not high enough. I always like female protagonists who are smart, generous, well-educated, and can advance together.

The writing is smooth, the author has a certain theoretical basis in reality, and has a certain grasp of people who work in or have worked in large factories. But! The article is not gripping enough for the general public, the period of downtime is too long, and it is a good source of information rather than a masterpiece. If you like the plain and flowing atmosphere, you may want to take a look.