
The Richest Man: Did My Company Lose Its Way into Becoming a Tech Empire?
首富:我的公司亏成了科技帝国?
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- Urban High-Concept
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- Technology Takes Off, Leaving the Richest Man Stunned!科技腾飞,首富人麻了!Alternate title on Fanqie
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It's good. I love stories where the protagonist loses money. The protagonist is capable, and although there are a bunch of backstabbing enemies, it's different from other stories in that it's written in a unique way. The protagonist has real strength, and if you clear your mind, this story is worth reading; it's quite immersive and enjoyable.
I found this to be very well written. I'd seen it several times before but didn't click through because there were too many similar books and the quality wasn't guaranteed, which made me hesitant to try them. I only clicked through this time because I was looking for something to read. I didn't expect it to be such a gem.
Overall, the latest chapter is readable, but I have a suggestion, depending on whether the author is willing to adopt it: don't keep writing stories where the protagonist fails while his subordinates make money for him. Consider occasionally letting the protagonist succeed, and then having the subordinates discover the company is losing money and start working hard to improve it.
I've been reading this for a very long time, and I can honestly say it's a pretty good novel. The protagonist isn't the kind of dim-witted, money-losing character. Although some parts of the writing are a bit simplistic, the character development and plot are excellent. The story revolves around the protagonist, who builds a massive, powerful company.
Aside from the clichéd plot, it's well-written and has great potential (for now).
It's not the newest theme, but the content is alright! The design of Mr. Ma's fishing spot is a highlight.
The author is alright. His book is similar to other system-based entrepreneurship novels, but it's acceptable. The early parts seem promising; those looking for something to read might want to check it out, but I don't know about the later parts. Also, the author isn't on the bestseller list. He's currently writing purely out of passion; I see he's receiving very few gifts. He's still persisting. That's quite impressive.
I lost interest after reading Chapter 181, where she pretends to be a boyfriend to a stranger.
Actually, you only need to read the beginning of this novel. The protagonist breaks the rules for the second time, gets thrown into the Pacific Ocean by the system to "dig a hole," and is then eaten by the dragon he longed for in his previous life, turning into poop fertilizer. Just before being eaten, the protagonist closes his eyes contentedly, finally being eaten by the dragon he'd always dreamed of and reincarnated as poop.
Is it missing chapters? The further I go, the more chapters are skipped; many parts are completely incomprehensible.