Reborn: The Strongest Tycoon

On the second viewing, it roughly recorded the historical sequence of development. If an idea wasn't recorded, but there's written documentation indicating it's been initiated or started, then that's what's listed here. Feel free to take a look if you're interested. This is the most ambitious one I've ever seen, hahaha.

This is a novel that's either about acquisitions or on its way to acquisitions. Author, can you please take a break and go do something cool instead?! 😥😥😥

I read over 450 chapters in one day, skipping some, and already spent 40 yuan... I feel like I can't afford to read anymore. To sum it up, it's like having Kowloon and Whampoa Military Academy at your feet, media on your left, finance on your right, the internet above your head, mainland China behind you, and the world in your eyes.

This book has lost all sense of realism and logic. In an attempt to appeal to Europe, America, and Japan, it simply arranges for women from top conglomerates around the world to fall in love with the protagonist, then change their nationalities and get married—without any further description. It's incredibly contrived and childish.

Do you guys have any other books about building conglomerates? After reading Lao Huang's books, I always feel that other rebirth novels don't have a grand enough scope. They clearly have the opportunity to build conglomerates, but they only create a few unicorn companies.

The writing is good, but it's unrealistic. Every company is 100% owned; seriously, is this some kind of plan to single-handedly take on the entire world?

Hey teacher, where have you been? This is such a great, satisfying story, I've read it three times already, why haven't you finished it yet? It's almost time to end it.

I raised it for a few months, and finished watching it in less than a day.

Developing Hong Kong's manufacturing industry involves two main aspects: the electronics and information semiconductor industry, including the design and manufacturing of home appliances, communications, wafers, LCDs, and chips, as well as the research and development and manufacturing of related industrial equipment. These are all high value-added industries.

A message to the author: Old Huang, to be honest, it's not just your updates that are getting annoying; I'm getting annoyed reading them too. When I specifically came from a pirated copy to support you, you were updating twice a day, or combining two updates into one long chapter. Later, it became one update a day, and now even that's not sustainable.