Reborn in the year 2000, Chu Feng stared at the bankruptcy liquidation papers in his hands and a few shoddily made PowerPoint slides, lost in thought.
To save his life, he gave the investors an earful: “We’re not making a phone. We’re creating an extension of human senses, an intelligent hub that will upend global communications!”
He thought they’d throw him out, but then the [Bullshit Becomes Reality] System awakened! As long as someone believes him, every outrageous claim he makes becomes real!
Investor: “I think he’s bluffing, but even Qualcomm’s chief engineer can’t make sense of his blueprints…”
Employee: “The boss said we were going to buy Penguin and Alibaba. I thought he was joking, but then my year-end bonus was ten billion?”
Qualcomm, Microsoft, and Wall Street: “Please, Mr. Chu, stop making promises! One offhand remark from you wipes hundreds of billions off our market value. How are we supposed to take that?”
As Chu Feng stood on the top floor of Spark Tower, looking at the PowerPoint slides for the Mars colonization plan, the whole world went mad: He wasn’t making empty promises. He was predicting the future!
By the time Chu Feng’s PowerPoint slides had reached Mars colonization, Dyson spheres, and quantum ascension, tech giants around the world had gone mad: “Please stop holding product launches! We really can’t copy this stuff!”
The author's ideal article relies entirely on the system to operate.
I can only say that the protagonist is very lucky. He was not eaten completely, and the opponents he encountered were also gentleman-type head-on confrontations 🤦
After reading this book, I was silent for a few seconds, took a deep breath, and silently finished typing this line.
To be honest, the techniques he wrote are OK, but they are too ideal. To be honest, the techniques written in this book are really good but a bit idealistic 🤦🤦🤦
Ideal article but very enjoyable to read
Smooth and compact plot
I think it's very interesting, please update it