Reborn as an Internet Mogul

What was the author thinking? They want to take down Tencent, yet they're fawning over Alibaba? Tencent was much stronger than Alibaba in the early years.

This book is good to read, and I've been thinking of waiting until it's more fully developed before reading it. To be honest, the current plot is very engaging, so I finished it as soon as it was updated each day, which is why I'm a little dissatisfied. It seems the author hasn't been updating frequently since the book was re-released. When will they give us some small surprises? I want more! If all else fails, I'll just catch up on the missed chapters.

The protagonist initially owns 80% of the company, with the management team holding 20%. After financing, the ownership splits to 64% for the protagonist, 16% for the management team, and 20% for SoftBank. There's a performance-based agreement betting 10% on the outcome. If they win, the ownership split is: protagonist 72%, management team 18%, SoftBank 10%.

I dropped the book when I saw the equity distribution part. All the decisions, ideas, and funding came from my own pocket. The company had a monthly net profit of over 100 million, and I wasn't short of money. I was a reborn person, so what development path didn't I know? What was there to complain about in recruiting management? They just gave away 20% of the equity!

If you intended to include a female lead from the start, then don't write about how much you love your wife. Everyone has their own standards! In your past life, you were ordinary, and your wife was devoted to you, even considering divorce because you couldn't have children, so you could find someone who could. In this life, you've been reborn and are successful.

Ah, so it has multiple female leads! I'm definitely hooked! Honestly, if this were a reincarnation story with a single female lead, I'd drop it immediately. After all, the point of reading novels is to enjoy them. If it's not enjoyable, why bother reading it?

I'll just say one thing. Now, start cutting back on all the female characters you want to write. Focus on a single female lead who stays with her husband from a past life. Simplify all romance and concentrate on writing your business strategies and internet marketing. That'll be a hit. If you keep writing those toxic female-centric storylines, sorry, goodbye.

I hope the author writes more business-oriented stories and stops using the "school beauty" trope. Less romantic ambiguity and a single female lead would be best.

The protagonist is incredibly powerful, acquiring several top domestic internet companies, including Tencent, and investing in numerous foreign companies, but there's absolutely no sense of satisfaction in watching! From beginning to end, everyone is an enemy, using all sorts of legal and illegal means openly and honestly to target him.

Author, could you please write less about romance? We've all been reborn, so please don't take women so seriously. The constant cycle of gaining and losing is disgusting. I always skip around when reading romance novels; I read them to see you dominate the internet and make up for past regrets, to immerse myself in the story, not to read about you saying "I love you, then you don't," okay? And could you please write less about family too?