[Internet]+ [Entrepreneurship]+ [One Female Lead]+ [Business Wars]+ [Industry]+ [Capital Operations]
Starting a business isn't all wining and dining. There are battles fought in the shadows, too.
Fang Ping returns to 1999 and uses hao123 as his springboard to ride the wave of the internet boom.
Years later, a group of kindhearted, wealthy venture capitalists burst into his office, begging him one after another:
“Mr. Fang! Boss Fang! We've done so many internet projects together. Every time, you say they'll go public within three years, but when three years are up, you say it'll take another three. Stop stringing us along!”
The article is not long, but the skills are sophisticated. Whether it is selling shoes or making web pages, the author writes one story after another, and his level is really high. Ordinary people all know the story about the bankruptcy of Jiangnan Leather Factory, but the role of the protagonist is very natural, and there are many deductions later. The factory did not learn from it, and the small traders continued to sell the copycat plan, which made the story come alive. It depends on how long the author can persist. Score 10 points first.
Raising books won't lead to death, right?
The average number of words per chapter is really manageable, and it's a five-star review.
It's very interesting and logical. I finished reading it in one sitting.