You Were Supposed to Run the Toy Factory into the Ground, So Why Did You Build a Gundam?

I have read novels for so many years and others are about Kamen Rider. This is the first time I have seen Gundam. It is obvious that the Gundam products of the assembly department account for a large proportion of Bandai's income, but why is no one writing about Gundam?

Since the founding of Mr. Pei, the money-losing stream has gradually been divided into two major branches. One is business, which is a money-losing stream that started in different industries; the other is games, which are directly written about games to create contrast. So far, this book deserves five stars. Although it is also a routine, it has its own thing, many jokes, and a lot of fun. I hope the author will keep it up and post more pictures. Although they have watched Gundam, many readers are not glue fans, or they have opened an account specifically to post videos.

It can be seen that the author's own level is not very high, and the writing and wording are a bit jerky (but it is considered excellent in tomatoes). But this book is obviously of high quality. I think the core reason is that the author is very "serious" and writes about the things he knows (models) in detail and truly. Being able to look up and think about things that are unfamiliar to them (shopping mall games) is already an excellent quality that many online writers cannot achieve. As for the novel itself, it is an excellent online novel. The plot design is very smooth, with no logical flaws, and the character creation is also very three-dimensional and full, achieving true character creation rather than descriptive labels. But what makes me dissatisfied is that the author still walks into Di Huawen's dilemma, that is, as long as the protagonist is a normal person, he will definitely realize that something is wrong with him. The author chose to transform directly and completely changed the writing logic into a commercial time travel article, which made the back-end article a bit frivolous. Moreover, because of the lack of the core point, that is, Dihua, the reading pleasure of the article has dropped a lot. The author is also not familiar with this kind of business article, and it feels lifeless and has nothing new when reading it. In other words, the entire online article is supported by "model feelings" in the end, so it is normal for the quality to decline. All in all, it's a good book. I recommend reading the first half of the book. You can basically leave the second half when you see the protagonist decides to start a serious business. If you feel bored, you can continue reading. After all, the writing style is much better than that of Xiaobai.

Awesome, I'm so awesome

From anti-routine writing to routine writing, the author's writing skills are good. The story written also has a touch of nostalgia. Although there is a bit of an operation that forcibly stitches the worldview together, the flaws are not concealed. It's definitely a good thing to brush up on when you're short of books.

I was really happy to see it 😂. I thought it was a Gundam, but it turned out to be a Gunpla, so I'm so familiar with it [laughing]

It is unique. It has made differentiated competition in the market of Dihua. Although I have only read 80 chapters, the foreshadowing is complete, the plot is smooth, the characters are distinct, and it is progressive on the subject of losing money. It reminds me of when I read Losing Money to Be a Richest Man and started playing games. It did a great job. So don't keep reading. It is really a great read.

Good news. Not many people can write about Gundam. The plot is well controlled, I think, but the protagonist always wants to go back to the original world and does all kinds of trouble. I don't know if the author can control it later. If so, I think the rating of this book will not be low.

But Ruffian's new Gundam is hard to describe. Maybe it's because it's dancing in shackles. The setting is based on Zeon's victory. It can be said that I don't have much expectations for the plot...

Nice. The professional knowledge of the economy, market and models makes people feel that cultural workers are indeed educated, at least I am not capable of writing in such detail. If I write the same content, it will be broad and rigid. The knowledge reserves of key individuals and the story are highly unified, and it will not feel showy or separated. The character of the protagonist is also just right. I like the design beyond the company and system tasks, so that people can feel that this is indeed a person with temperament, not a system tool person or a careerist.