
In the End, I Touched Capital's Cheese, Cake, and Noodles
终究动了资本的奶酪,蛋糕,面条
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- Completed
- Length
- 422k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Farming
- Updated
- 1y ago
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- Fanqie
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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 Books with a Lawful Good, Righteous Protagonist: No Conspiracy Theories or Showing Off and Face-Slapping
I've read too many cookie-cutter plots. I want something sunny, healthy, and uplifting. No deep-dive analysis, just give the kids a little hope, please!
Reborn and Investing in Industry, the Internet, Energy, and More, Building Success One Step at a Time
A smart protagonist who doesn't act like an idiot or show off for no reason. After being reborn, they build up capital through stocks, futures, and other means, invest across industries, and steadily grow into a multinational conglomerate.
High-Quality Urban Rebirth and Entrepreneurship! If It’s Bad, You Can Come After Me.
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Reborn Business Stories with Smart, Believable Plots
I hope you can recommend some business novels with smart protagonists.
Reborn Business Battles, Investing, Entrepreneurship, and Wish-Fulfillment
Rebirth, business warfare, investment, entrepreneurship, and power fantasy.
Urban Novels About Startups, Business Empires, and Detailed Commercial Growth
I'm Out of Books to Read. Hong Kong Crime Drama Fans, Assemble!
Hey guys, I’ve been obsessing over Hong Kong TV universe stories lately. My head is full of the passion of Kowloon Walled City and the ever-changing streets of Yau Ma Tei, and I urgently need some Hong Kong TV universe novels to keep me going! Anyone else feel the same? Come recommend me something!
Any Novels Where the Protagonist Is a Dark, Ruthless Capitalist?
Stories that explore how human nature can be exploited.
Before Being Sent Away, a Capitalist Heiress Packs Up All Her Assets and Flees to Hong Kong Overnight
Looking for books like You Raided My House, So I Went to Xiangjiang to Pick Up Money. After being maliciously reported, the protagonist has no choice but to clear out all their belongings and flee overnight. You raided my house, so I went to Xiangjiang to pick up money. Happy now?
Has Tomato Novels Started Bouncing Back Lately?
Has Tomato Novel started to bounce back from rock bottom? We haven’t gotten a wave of truly distinctive new books yet, but the quality of the new releases on the homepage has clearly improved lately, especially compared with the homepage recommendations from a while back, when they were all garbage.
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Great read, very humorous writing. This is not the kind of highly homogenized template article about entrepreneurship, collecting harem, and urban rebirth! The setting of the male protagonist is also very interesting. He has a kind of Schrödinger's conscience, which reminds me of the protagonist of "The Labyrinth of Another World". [Facepalm] In addition, I hope the author can give me a lot of hard work like the cattle and horses beating workers in the novel, except for eating, drinking, and defecating. Can you give me ten updates a day? Otherwise, it will not be enough to read. Otherwise, this is a kind of exploitation. You are squeezing the spirit of the readers, you know? ! Be careful if everyone hangs you on a street lamp to cosplay Sunny Doll🤗👌Update soon! I want the donkeys in the production team to be inferior to you [punch hard] I can feel it after following the update. The pace is indeed not very fast, and the theme is almost in line with the title of the book. It is probably business-oriented. At present, it is a bit more relaxed, but I like the atmosphere of the relationship between the main characters very much. It is very natural, and the characters are very distinct and not too stereotyped. As for the business logic... I don't understand this aspect very well, so I won't comment on it. You can read it well without paying attention to this aspect. The writing style is mainly humorous, and I usually like to watch anime in this area, so I can quite get some of the highlights. There may be some cliche plot patterns, but after reading novels for so many years, I still want to say that cliché is not a problem, the problem is not to focus on clichés. The storylines of those senior authors provide an idea, not a standard answer. This book clearly interprets a poorly written subject in a fresh style, so far. But this is also a very subjective and opinionated thing, and the same is true for character creation. There is no need to say more. If you say too much, it will be a long discussion. It is not necessary. Those who like it will naturally like it. Those who don't like it can only mean that they don't have the right taste. This portrayal is not bad, not shocking, or his portrayal is definitely not very thin. At least I personally like it, and I really like this writing style. Because in my standards for online writing, the writing style and style are definitely more important than the storyline and characters. It is a very simple reason. In the era of fast-food reading like Tomato, there is no attractive writing style and style. Who will stay and read slowly to unfold the story and shape the characters? It may not be top-notch, but it must not be below the level. Therefore, I don't talk much about the content of the story, but about my feelings, which will not easily cause misunderstanding. I don't recommend the book, I just mention my own experience. The evaluation of the characters in Tomato's story is very subjective, but the reading experience is slightly better. How about a book, you still have to experience it for yourself.
Progress 106 It's pretty good. The male protagonist was a CS in his previous life. In this life, he is afraid of being stabbed and decides to be a good person. The emotional line has not been written yet, but there is a little bit of ambiguity that can be ignored The label is for multiple female protagonists. There are currently three female characters, but I'm not sure if they will all be included. But so far, whether they are poor Bai, rich Guilin, or royal sister Su, regardless of their backgrounds and personalities, they are all cute and good-looking, but they are also really stupid and white, and whether they are sweet or not varies from person to person. Especially for poor people, the first forty chapters were completely mind-boggling. Although it is better now in chapter 106, it is still as hard as a fist, and the growth is really slow [awkward laugh] I hope there won't be all stupid people in the back, at least the male protagonist's wife won't be stupid [face covering] But if one of the harems had a poor white guy, wouldn't the male protagonist feel horrible? In her previous life, she jumped off a building and fell into a blood cake in front of the male protagonist. The male protagonist also sold her blood pie chart for profit [laughing and crying] Don't you think of the blood pie charts of people around you at night? The book is cut, eh
It's quite good-looking, not too toxic, and doesn't feel too homogenous with similar books. The business writing is also good. The heroine should be Lin, and Xiaobai is a trained deputy or secretary. Judging from the situation, it should be a single heroine, or maybe there is another one? The kind that won't be discovered? A harem is impossible. How could the Lin family's situation allow the protagonist to open a harem? Unless it is forced to open a harem without any logic. The supporting characters are all quite likable and there is no problem. The new book is just too short and I didn't enjoy it until I read it. It's good to read [Sending Hearts]
On renewal When you update, subtle flaws will be magnified, and the greenness of the writing will be criticized. When you update twice, a little patience is born, and the progress of the plot is paid more attention to. When you watch the third watch, Weiwei's praise begins to speak out, and the number of dead harvests begins to decrease. When you update the fifth update, readers' support will spontaneously form, and the voices of praise will become louder and louder. When you are at the tenth watch, the Confucian debates are deafening, and the tolerant attitude is implemented both internally and externally. When you are twenty, the memory of the bookworm has a place for you. Even in the long life, your name will leave a dazzling trace. Updates may not solve all problems, but they can solve more than 90% of them. More updates is not a problem.
This book is good, a bit like Li's story, I like to read it, but that one is about politics, this one is purely commercial and I don't want to be reborn, and the other one is all people with advanced thinking and logic, and the layout of this area is awesome
Okay, okay, a lot of strategic and tactical stuff is quite interesting. Although I am stupid and I was deceived about my life, it does not prevent me from reading more and knowing how I died.
To be honest, I feel that the quality of the book is quite good. Many characters are not static and will have their own mentality changes. But I don't know why there are so few readers. I guess it may be that the protagonist has some bad habits left over from being a capitalist in his previous life. When reading, he will bring in his workers (for example, every time the male protagonist has a meeting, I always feel like I am suddenly notified of the meeting by my boss and then scolded for no reason 😂😂😂). Although it is obvious that the male protagonist will gradually change. But for a fast-paced and refreshing novel like Tomato, the male protagonist's early settings may not be too pleasing. I was wondering why it was finished after more than 100 chapters, but the data was too poor and I cut it halfway 😂
I have read Chapter 70 so far, and I am still very satisfied. I think the protagonist is a great character. It gives people the feeling of being more real and reborn, unlike other reborn bosses, which give people a childish feeling.
The author's first two books were both systematic business articles. The new book is less systematic and has more practical content. The writing style is humorous, the protagonist is well-shaped, and there is not too much nonsense about family and relationships.
It is a rare good book to find, but due to the small quantity, it ended at 151 chapters, and the rest of the book has not started yet, and it feels like it has stopped abruptly.