Rebirth of Xiangjiang Memory

The writing is messy, I have a headache, I don't know what to express

The 18-year-old Jobs, who was overpowered, wanted to meditate. . . . . . . . . . . .

In fact, is there no need to acquire Hasbro? Toys are just like that. Star Wars toys have been popular for so many years. As an accomplished toy processing factory owner, doesn't he even know how to pirate? Those toys have remained the same for so many years. It would be nice to just copy the Star Wars toys before the rebirth. Then it would be necessary to spend all the effort to acquire the company. The acquisition of Hasbro itself is a bit fake!

Xiaoxianrou is the name for ducks in Hong Kong. Is the protagonist reborn as a duck at the age of 18?

Judging from the rhythm and style, it's just a running account and outline flow.

Nowadays, there is a problem in commercial novels: the protagonist has too much aura. There is no need to consolidate one dizzying number of transactions after another. The protagonist has no business experience and lacks the most basic common sense. All kinds of transactions are basically taken for granted. The most basic rule of any business transaction is financial accounting. Profit model. Exit mechanism. The protagonist has none at all. In reality, whoever wants to follow the protagonist's operating mode will probably end up either earning a reputation as a fool for many people, or losing money.

If I write to Hong Kong Entertainment, I will abandon the book immediately