Catering Giant

The UK does not have an empress, only a queen. The UK only called "empress" in the era of Queen Victoria, but that was only after the British colonized India. The full name is "Queen of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, Protector of the State Church (or God), and Queen of India." In Europe and China, the status of the emperor is higher than that of the king, but the difference is that the European emperor must be a king who has been crowned by the Pope. Yes, because this is the imperial line of the Western Roman Empire, while the Russian Czar inherited the imperial line of the Eastern Roman Empire (it is said that when the Eastern Roman Empire was destroyed by the Ottoman Turkish Empire, its last princess fled to Russia with the emperor's seal and married the local Grand Duke of Moscow, so the Russian Empire was also called the "Third Rome"). The European emperor is not a separate word "emperor", but the full name "Roman Emperor".

How can I keep raising it and finish it? Shouldn't there be more than a thousand copies?

Hey, author, this book is a bit unfinished. I hope your next book will be better. Come on, come on, come on! ! ! It's just that the name of the company is too common and lazy!

This book looks pretty good. From the perspective of a hardcore book fan, it is considered a masterpiece among similar novels. The whole book has a sense of rhythm and will not make you abandon the book halfway through. It is worth recommending and can be picked up by those who are short on books!

This is a rebirth novel in which an ordinary person can create an extraordinary business empire. The protagonist does not have any cheats. He is just as ordinary as you and me who are reading the book. There is a different sense of immersion in reading. I became the protagonist several times between the lines. It is different from the refreshing feeling of Long Aotian. This is a more real touch.

I've read Chapter 44. When I think about the fact that the protagonist has just opened two stores, Kung Fu Panda has just been released, and is about to make an animated film, and now the protagonist's financial chain is broken, I wonder if the protagonist is bloated! ! ! It's ridiculous. The protagonist's net worth is only 20,000 to 300,000 yuan. Doesn't it cost no money and no time to make a cartoon? At that time, cartoons were made manually, drawing them one by one (also called frame by frame). Such a huge workload was not only expensive to produce, but also time-consuming.

Please recommend some good books! ! ! Come on come on

The heroine is Zhao Yazhi and I really can't stand it. To be honest, after looking at the photos of Zhao Yazhi when she was young, I don't think she is very beautiful. At most, she is not ugly. I can't believe that so many Hong Kong novels have Chiu Yazhi in them, and I almost vomited. The heroine of this book might as well be about He Chaoqiong. The protagonist later became rich and was considered a perfect match for He Chaoqiong. Zhao Yazhi, an actress, was at most a plaything in the eyes of the wealthy families of that era. She could not be on the stage at all. She could only be a lover.

It is okay to set the protagonist to be a chef when he is reborn when his career has not developed and grown. However, after the protagonist's career gradually develops and grows, a small "chef" has little impact on catering, because the catering industry giants of later generations cannot be supported by a chef. This is why the protagonist should use the advantage of time travel and rebirth to reflect the experience and strengths of major catering companies from later generations and deepen the protagonist's "far-sighted vision" and management experience. Otherwise, the protagonist will appear to be very useless.

To be honest, the author takes it for granted. Even if the protagonist is the rebirth of a top chef, it is possible for other industries such as real estate and shipping to rise in the 1970s, but becoming a tycoon in the catering industry? You are overthinking this. The author may have never been to Hong Kong. The streets and alleys of Hong Kong are all century-old brands with first-class craftsmanship and delicious food. They have only been making specialty foods for hundreds of years. You can't monopolize the catering industry at all. Really?

I really like this book. After reading the chapters updated by the author, I just feel that it is very simple. I look forward to this book being released and will subscribe to everyone. I also make some suggestions for this book. 1. Try not to have too many female protagonists. Of course, if you have the control of a certain official, business or Yueguan, you can describe each female character to three points. If it is flesh and blood, it is not impossible to have more female protagonists. Without that kind of control, writing about multiple female protagonists would become an unforgettable love for one girl in the morning, but in the afternoon I would be obsessed with seeing another girl, and I would be **** when I saw a girl. It is indeed very brainless. It's not the same for such a good start. The writing collapsed. 2. If your main business is catering, then write mainly around catering. Don't cross into too many other industries. Not every rebirth article must be about becoming the richest man in the world. Anyway, if I were reborn, I wouldn't be Jack Ma. Even if it's just the catering industry, pastries, fast food, mass catering, high-end restaurants, every directly-operated store, every franchise store, bit by bit development, corporate culture, how to manage a business, how to increase business income, save expenses, although it doesn't have to be full of twists and turns like many classics, it's about how the protagonist runs the business, how to grow the business, how the business goes public, and how the market value increases. Personally, I feel that writing like this is much better than writing casually. The following article is a Fortune 500 company, casually beating Microsoft and Google, crushing Mitsui and Mitsubishi, and even being more awesome than the country. 3. Since I am writing about Hong Kong, I can't avoid the entertainment industry, but don't get involved too deeply. Make some investments to make quick money, or date some celebrities when they are at their lowest point. It would be nice to have celebrity friends to advertise on their platforms in the future. Of course, if you want to describe the events of Japan's entry into the Soviet Union, write a chapter and a half to make quick money. Try not to describe them too much. 4. The core is catering, such as making pastries now. Since my grandfather is a palace chef, will I get involved in civilian chain restaurants that can be opened in shopping malls, such as Wangxiangyuan Yunhai Cuisine Dayali, etc., And some fast food chains; Yonghe King, Hehegu etc.; Some mid-range restaurants that can hold banquets, such as Jin Wanwan; you can also set foot in some high-end restaurants, compared with Michelin three-star restaurants, such as a few in Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou. After all, they are the royal chefs of the palace, and they can provide some special dishes and secret seasonings. 5. When housing prices are down, you can also consider purchasing some properties and stores, which will also increase the value of corporate assets. 6. If you want to build a high-end restaurant and set it up in mainland China, you need to check whether the mainland ingredients are qualified. For example, for some classic Japanese cuisine, taking beef as an example, if you breed 100 cows, only a few dozen percent may be qualified, and among the qualified cows, only part of each cow can be selected for cooking. These are all related industries, and of course the protagonist may not necessarily be involved.

The biggest unreasonable thing about this book is that it has a single female protagonist. In Hong Kong in the 1970s and 1980s, where the protagonist is located, several of the famous rich men in Hong Kong had only one woman 🤫. Principal Tan, Wu Mengda and others all had only one woman. Even ordinary Hong Kong citizens who could afford it would go back to the mainland to find a woman. In such an environment, there was only one female protagonist from the beginning. It seems too fake when the protagonist is still a super rich man

What supports the protagonist to start a company when he doesn't know anything? What makes the protagonist say idiotic things and quit when he starts the company? What gives the protagonist the confidence to test human nature. He doesn't understand anything when opening a company. The person in charge of the company can turn your assets into his. You can learn things you don't know. What supports the protagonist? He doesn't even want to learn.

I feel disgusted when I see the heroine in the 1970s and her mother is Zhao Yazhi. Is it okay for the mother of a few children to be so good? There are so many first-blood stars, ladies, all kinds of beauties, can't it be just him who likes three children? Is it possible that he is an exception? A fool likes to take care of three children.

After reading dozens of chapters, I think the heroine is Zhao Yazhi. To be honest, readers won't buy this heroine.

In the 1970s, Brigitte Lin and Teresa Teng were not better than Zhao Yazhi. I felt like vomiting when I saw her name and asked her to quit before I even read it! Vomit!

In that era when polygamy had just been abolished and goddesses were everywhere, most wealthy tycoons had many concubines and beauties (even those who only married one wife had lovers outside), and the protagonist, a diaosi, traveled to such a good era to play a single heroine! Is it reasonable for a normal man? Even Ng Man Tat, a bankrupt actor, has several wives.

In fact, the content is okay, but the time and place are really inappropriate. The catering industry in Hong Kong was still before 2000. Basically, it has nothing to do with whether the food is delicious or not. The gangs at the bottom have too much influence, and the top people have influence with foreign capital and race, so the background is too complicated and not simple.

Is the heroine Zhao Yazhi, a bit unacceptable?

It's okay if Li ChaoRen appears in the author's writing, but the protagonist also uses Li ChaoRen when communicating with others. Isn't it too inconsistent? In the 1970s, Li Ka-shing's assets were only between a few hundred million and two billion. He was just one of the more famous young wealthy businessmen in Hong Kong. How could he be called Superman? ! ! Even if the real name cannot appear, homophones can still appear.

Can the author respect the social background of the time? You yourself were born in 1956! At that time, how many families did you have that were only children? It's a good thing that you are the only child in your family? All around friends? Are you here to be funny?

I'm quite speechless. I haven't read more than 40 chapters and I can't even walk when I see a woman. She even said that she traveled through time. Haven't you seen so many beauties on Douyin? If you can't write, don't write. It's just disgusting.

You can't blame Dr. Huang. It was all gossip about Zhao Yazhi at that time. No one as a husband can bear it.

How low of a person is this pig's trotter? People in the damn Internet era don't even know a thing.

If you don't know how to trade in stocks, who is born to trade in stocks? You have read so many novels, Wharf and so on. You just need to know that the stock will rise. Professionals do it professionally. If you don't know traditional Chinese characters when writing a novel, you can ask someone to write it for you. As long as you know the plot and outline, you can ask someone to write it for you. Single female protagonist, haha, I remember that Hong Kong was polygamous before the mid-1970s, and rich people rarely found a woman. Even now, rich people still have red flags at home, and colorful flags are flying outside. I often go to nightclubs to look for women to play with. Which man in the world doesn't cheat, especially rich people?

This writing style is at the level of a primary school student's composition

The protagonist is super ignorant. I don't know who doesn't know this. Is he really a person in the Internet age?

It always feels like the author has used an invisible cheat to forcibly demoralize his opponents and erase Hong Kong's corporate culture. Or maybe the author has never been in Hong Kong for a long time and doesn't understand it at all.

Why do character cards have so few likes?

It's not just ordinary garbage, it's Class 2 garbage.