
Korea! From Commoner to Chaebol
韩国!从平民到财阀
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 400k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Farming
- Updated
- 2mo ago
- English
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Other names
- Korea! This Li Is Not That Li韩国!此李非彼李Alternate title on Fanqie
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This is my first time watching a Korean drama, and overall it's pretty good. The latest chapter, around chapter 140, received negative reviews. What's the meaning of being captured by ruthless bandits even while accompanied by bodyguards?!
"Urgent reminder" The art of literature is like sweet wine, and your exquisite writings have captivated us, leaving us utterly enthralled. Your works of the past were numerous and excellent, with dramatic plots and vivid characters, as if taking us on a journey through mountains and seas, through the ages. Unfortunately, updates have become increasingly infrequent.
The kind of novels about foreign tycoons that feature very intelligent characters. Although the protagonists only have access to the glamorous side of these tycoons, it's already quite impressive that a Chinese student studying abroad could understand some of the surface-level aspects of these tycoons.
The first 60 chapters were quite good, but I skipped some scenes featuring female celebrities and couldn't continue reading after that. [Think about it carefully][Think about it carefully][Think about it carefully] Not bad. Seeing the kidnapping scene, I can finally delete it! 🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮 So clever! Kidnapping without sneaking around to the hotel and just grabbing the person directly!
The only downside might be giving 15% of the shares to his 8-year-old sister.
Women call older girls "unnie," while men call them "noona."
Do you know about Newton's mentor, 🍎? 🤔 I buy by weight. 😑Edison failed over a thousand times in inventing the light bulb, while I only need to press a switch. 😱 Newton and Gauss were born before me. Is it a case of the early bird catching the worm 😨, or are they avoiding my brilliance 😎
Well written, but before Morgan Stanley invested, did the protagonist divest his investments in Tencent, Alibaba, and SoftBank? Morgan Stanley mainly invested in the protagonist personally and didn't care about those shares. If they weren't divested, that would be a huge problem. On the contrary, South Korean steel, shipbuilding, and heavy industry could be placed under Lingnan Capital, which could then operate under the Morgan Stanley banner.
It's nice. I don't understand the technical aspects, but it looks very good. It's gone off track. It would have been better to have the protagonist be an orphan or something similar. The plot wasn't well-developed. Like that book called "Los Angeles Cop," it went off-topic, couldn't pick up momentum again, and then they were reluctant to finish it, adding a superfluous ending.
It deserves five stars; the business drama is very engaging, and it's currently safe to watch. Never fawn over women, they're all chaebols, right?