Is There a Book Shortage? Is There Any Boss Whose Company Went Bankrupt Who Can Be More Realistic?

477 官 Officialdom Asked Put Down a Small SalaryUrban417k Wordsongoing 5Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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Jue Juezi is very realist

478 我 My 26 Year Old Female Tenant Anonymous (Anchor: Big Speaker Studio)completed —Reads8.8Score—Shelves

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There's nothing to say, you'll know after reading it

479 刀 Dancer on the Blade YudongshaUrban235k Wordsongoing —Reads—Score—Shelves

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This book witnesses the development and collapse of many enterprises. It is composed of all the life fragments experienced by the author. It uses reality as the background and the psychological process of the protagonist as the undercurrent to show the people and things in the new era. I hope you will like it.

480 开 I Started Out Bankrupt, so I Turned Around and Joined the State Agencies. Silent for a MomentUrban445k Wordsongoing 5Reads—Score—Shelves

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1. Cheng Yao went from being a heir admired by thousands of people to becoming a destitute person. He didn't care about the mess of bankruptcy and focused on taking the public examination. He started a new life with the words "Are you prepared?" 2. Lin Feng, CEO of a technology company, failed to raise funds and owed tens of millions of dollars in debt. He lived in a village in the city and worked three jobs to pay off his debts. Unexpectedly discovered the demand in the elderly rental housing market and used old skills to rebuild. 3. The 40-year-old hot pot restaurant owner went bankrupt and had a debt of 800,000 yuan during the epidemic. His wife and children were separated and he still had to pay for his father's dialysis. Awakening his taste synaesthesia while making a living by delivering food, he counterattacked by setting up a stall with inferior ingredients, resisted debt collection, fought for capital, and finally won everything back with the smell of fireworks.

501 官 Official Ladder Liang ZhoumuUrban4.7M Wordscompleted 268.2kReads9.5Score37.7kShelves

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Among the excellent books I have seen on Tomato in the past few years, each one has clear logic and rigorous structure, and some of them have excellent writing skills. The rankings are in no particular order, and some of the ones with lower ratings are seriously underestimated. There are no idiotic novels here, only excellent works.