You Give Your Employees Supercars, Are You Raising Them as Death Soldiers?

Adult fairy tales are very appealing; they don't require much intellectual combat, so just write them like fairy tales. Adults, like children, need fairy tales. The game company's commercial content is somewhat distorted, both in terms of architecture, equipment, and personnel, but it doesn't really matter. The focus isn't on business warfare. I wish everyone can find their ideal company, and I wish for the early realization of communism, a world without exploitation.

A reasonably satisfying read. And it's not cliché; there are no melodramatic scenes of the protagonist being mocked by shop assistants, and the protagonist even actively mocks his arch-enemy, making it much more enjoyable to read than those protagonists who never retaliate.

The fantasies of cows and horses are great as a light novel; write it quickly!

It's a great read, a final fantasy for ordinary people, but the realistic undertones beneath the seemingly happy family story are truly heartbreaking. I'm numb now; facing a life I can foresee the future from the start, all I can do is try to make this journey a little less painful. I don't want to bring my own real-life emotions into this book.

A classic adult fairy tale. Just as children need fairy tales to enrich their worldview, adults also need some workplace fairy tales to relieve stress. I won't say more, but I couldn't hold back when I saw the author writing about developing Honkai Impact 3rd. Our Honkai Impact 3rd planners aren't like the profit-averse characters in this fairy tale 🤦 Our greedy planners are the most private placement-minded 🙂

It's pretty good, a standard "feel-good" story, but I still prefer stories without a female lead. It feels like the author is going to create a harem, or maybe Han Xue is the female lead. I don't really like stories with romantic pairings. That's all for now. Those who don't mind can continue reading.

The pacing is great; I listened to it during my afternoon nap and couldn't fall asleep. As a female reader, I didn't particularly like some of the descriptions, but overall it's very well written, enjoyable, and I love reading it. Keep it up! Perhaps it would be suitable as a short drama if it were a bit longer?

It's suitable for all types of readers, especially those who are either overly ambitious or lacking ambition. The only downside is the introduction of a female lead, which makes sense in some ways; a company or even a conglomerate that will be featured prominently in the future would struggle without a female leader.

The first book of this type that I could actually read. The plot that caused trouble for the protagonist was also very smooth. It wasn't the kind of pseudo-feel-good novel where the employees were smug and the protagonist was losing money.

It's really good, but I probably won't watch it much in the future, or I'll just pick a few pictures to look at, because I really don't like the CP (couple) plot (this is not to say that CP plots are bad, nor is it to stop anyone from shipping couples; everyone has their own preferences, and everyone is free to do so).