Lin Mu is dead.
Die at the moment Nasdaq rings the bell
The company went public, his net worth was over 100 million, and then he suffered a cardiac arrest.
When he opened his eyes again, he became a poor scholar in Bianliang City, owed five days' rent, wearing short, shabby clothes, and with only a boy beside him who was as thin as a bamboo pole.
It doesn't matter.
No system? It doesn't matter.
No cheat code? It doesn't matter.
He has a complete set of modern business logic in his mind: big data, user thinking, equity incentives, supply chain management, PPT pie-drawing method...
For three months, he asked storytellers in Bianliang City to rush to send him money.
For half a year, he had all the civil and military officials begging him to join the army.
A year later, the emperor personally asked him: "Lin Aiqing, when will you ring the bell for the IPO of Da Song Department Store?"
Lin Mu smiled: "Your Majesty, you have to read this business plan first."