Reborn: The Multinational Tycoon

Author, I just started reading this novel. Could you please revise the beginning? It's a bit toxic. 1. Since the protagonist was already 30 and a game producer before his rebirth, please make him more experienced, or change him to a fresh graduate entering the workforce. 2.

I heard this book even tries to recruit me. Let me take a look.

Forgive my bluntness, but without QQ, WeChat simply wouldn't have succeeded. The reason so many young people use WeChat is because their adults use it, and they have no other choice. Without QQ's user base, WeChat might still have grown, but it would have been very difficult.

When I saw the company launch and prepare for financing, I withdrew as soon as they offered someone 30% of the equity. There wasn't much else to see; it was all obviously problematic. They were just trying to develop WeChat before QQ. Let me break down the author's level for you. The most impressive founder lost 30% in three rounds of financing (A, B, C).

I don't understand why the protagonist wanted to bring in friends as partners at the very beginning of their startup. With their reborn resources, abundant projects and strategic direction, and millions of dollars, they could have easily started their own company and hired a team.

Jack Ma is practically the king of loan sharks. He used a mere 3 billion yuan principal to generate over 300 billion yuan in revolving loans using debt as collateral. And the interest rates were over 18%. He trapped a generation of young people, evaded so many regulations, and almost went public—truly a master swindler.

Is the author a girl? If so, I won't read it. She's indecisive and hesitant, taking forever to decide even the smallest things. She keeps reminiscing about her past life, easily trusting others without any defenses. She complicates simple matters, and is more of a hindrance than a help! She's a useless person who's been reborn and is still a useless person. If this were real life, she would have been swindled out of her entire fortune long ago.

I felt this book wasn't satisfying enough. If we're talking about internet rebirth novels, I think Perfect Era is the best, but it had a disappointing ending.

The protagonist is a reborn individual with over 10 years of experience in the industry. So how could he possibly show his game to another game company? His game hasn't even been released yet. Aren't you afraid that the other party will reverse-engineer it and you'll be powerless to do anything about it?

Another author who immediately gives away 30% of the shares. You have money, creativity, and the advantage of being reborn, why would you give away shares to others? Are you stupid? Wait until your company grows big, there will be plenty of talented people joining. We can talk about stock options then.