I'm an Interstellar Capitalist, So Why Does Everyone Call Me a Philanthropist?
我星际资本家啊，怎么都说我慈善
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- Completed
- Length
- 416k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 8mo ago
- English
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- About Ruling the Earth on a Bare-Minimum Salary关于我用最低待遇统治地球这件事Alternate title on Fanqie
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I've Recently Gotten Into Urban Fiction With Wild, Imaginative Premises. Any Recommendations?
Looking for a Savior-Type Protagonist, Preferably in an Original Story
I have an indescribable feeling about people like this: they carry a lofty mission and destiny, the kind who return humanity to its former glory.
Urban Novels About Startups, Business Empires, and Detailed Commercial Growth
Recommend Books with Principled Protagonists. A Little Too Compassionate Is Fine
Modern novels always go out of their way to avoid making the protagonist a saint, preferring to portray them as petty or villainous. I want to read about a protagonist who is chivalrous and courageous, clearly distinguishes good from evil, understands right from wrong, and helps others within their means.
Any Relaxed, Everyday Urban Stories? Nothing Mindlessly Comedic
Please, I am begging you.
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)
Realistic Capitalists, Not Do-Gooders
I want to read something like "Reborn as a Super Tycoon". It should be logical, realistic, and the protagonist shouldn’t be a bleeding heart.
Novels About a Boss Who Gives His Employees Raises
Any Novels Where the Protagonist Is a Dark, Ruthless Capitalist?
Stories that explore how human nature can be exploited.
A Godlike Boss Gives All the Profits to the Employees. Boss, Am I Yours?
I Love the “Losing Money to Become a Tycoon” Premise! Looking for Similar Novels
Looking for books similar to "Everyone at the Company Is a Sneaky Bastard, but I Just Want to Lose Money (City of Illusory Dreams)". I love the whole “get rich by going broke” premise! The protagonist makes the opposite move in businesses that seem guaranteed to turn a profit, and the more money they lose, the richer they get. The plot twists are addictive. Please recommend similar novels.
Looking for Stories About Starting an Independent Tech Company in the City!
Books About Bosses
Please send this poor reader some recommended boss stories. Human-and-rat pairings are fine too! Stories about war gods work as well, and MCs are one hundred percent welcome.
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Although the logic is flawed, I thoroughly enjoyed reading it. It allowed me to see my dream utopia, so as a novel, it is successful and brought me joy as a reader!
This is quite interesting, alien officer, this way please! 😂😂😂😂
You can read it, don't overthink it. Just treat it as a light read. It makes me a little happy. After all, this kind of thing couldn't possibly happen in reality. Sigh.
It's pretty good. It's a wish-fulfillment story disguised as an alien boss story. It starts by exploiting Earthlings but ends up being Megatron. It's alright; I personally found it quite interesting. ദ്ദി˶•̀֊•́)✧
The protagonist controls interstellar trade; anything that isn't cutting-edge to him is no problem to feed the planets. Aside from not being able to watch it with your brain, there's nothing wrong with it. This book saves you money: The protagonist says, "I am not a god."
A very enjoyable novel. The alien's arrival to help the poor is a unique feature, and the clash between the alien's paramount rationality and the moral sentiments of Earthlings is quite amusing. However, there's a section describing technology from the home planet twenty years ago, which slightly diminishes the novel's sophistication. Overall, the reading experience is like soaking in a hot spring—very relaxing.
The fact that half or even a quarter of the characters in "The Good-Looking Alien General" are from reality makes me want to praise the company for being so conscientious. It feels like Mr. Ka is trying to make people lose their conscience; he's become the number one entrepreneur with a conscience! 👍
A very good book. It's not the cliché story of "accidentally making money" while trying to lose money; it's very original. The protagonist is decisive yet a bit naive. I haven't found any major flaws so far, and I really like it.
Well written, worth reading. I still don't understand, where did the money come from? Where did the products go?
It's very good, but it feels like it was written by AI; there's just something off about it. The first 20-something chapters were definitely worth five stars, but unfortunately, I read to the end, so I'm deducting one star.