Rebirth of Tokyo: Starting from Seizing the Internet Spotlight
重生东京：从抢占互联网风口开始
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 990k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Farming
- Audience
- Male
- Updated
- 1d ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Stats
4.3kReads
5.5Score
348Shelves
337Chapters
460Listens
43kReads · all time
The overall reading is smooth and has no poisonous points. But the overall feeling after reading it is that it is like a calm stagnant water with no fluctuations. Everything happens around the protagonist's purpose. There are no emotional passages. It feels like a set machine, just following the process. That's wrong, it's a bit toxic. Chapter 162 Morgan and Goldman Sachs have been harvested by the protagonist many times. When I heard that Kamiya Capital can let the protagonist short-sell, I really thought it was a human machine.
How can I put it this way? It's a very enjoyable book for self-entertainment. . If you do this in reality, the Japanese chaebol will let you sink the cement into the sea the next day.
I saw the latest chapter of today's serialization, and I feel very happy, but what about the country? In 2008, China promulgated anti-monopoly law. By then, the protagonist companies will be either foreign-invested or technologically monopolized. Neither of these will please them😦.
Would you like some snacks for copying? The content of Chapter 40 has already been covered before
Control supply chains with finance. Aside from the unexpected loss of Wall Street, the rest is pretty good. If you want so much money, it depends on whether you have the truth or not. People flip the table over at any time without acknowledging their fault. Or political threats. This idea is one of the more impressive in cities I've seen in recent years. Come on, author
The business logic is perfect and human nature is handled with ease.
Very nice, cheers author
It looks good and must be updated.
This type of book is still okay. Capital should look like capital. Praise
It's a great read. [Like] I hope there will be more updates.
I feel that the description of business war in it is quite exciting.
The author is great and makes a simple plot very emotional. The pace is very fast, and of course there is no realistic logic to refer to. It feels like every chapter is on fire.
Well written, it feels like reading an autobiography of Silicon Valley
Watching Japanese chaebol for the first time, keep working hard to make money and have good luck
AI article, but the polish is good, but I often forget the previous plot
A refreshing work that can be used as a textbook on Japan's Internet war!