Reborn: Rising Against the Current

I watched it from beginning to end, 3256 minutes long. I haven't played games or browsed Bilibili for the past few days, and I've even been sneaking peeks at my phone at work, but I finally finished it...

That's outrageous! Five percent undiluted? Even Ma Huateng and Ma Yun's shares are diluted, only 7%? If the two managers' shares aren't diluted, they'll practically be the largest shareholders in future financing rounds. Five percent is equivalent to tens of billions per person. It's unbelievable, it's ruthless!

What's the point of creating the character Tang Lingxue? She's just there to annoy people.

I admire those who say they can be reborn to buy Bitcoin. A bunch of novices think capital is too simple. If you were reborn as an ordinary person, wouldn't you be afraid of buying it but not living to spend it?

I've read this book twice. I wouldn't dare say I've subscribed to and finished it, but I still have some thoughts that I feel compelled to share. First, regarding the author's writing style. As a ten-year veteran reader, I think the author's writing style is only average. The dialogue between characters, emmmmm… it's hard to describe.

I've noticed a problem: in the novels of this type I've read, the protagonists who travel back in time only want to make money; they have no ideals or dreams. From this perspective, it seems most young people in China lack dreams, even in their novels. It's lamentable what reality is like; when it comes to choosing a major for the college entrance exam, they don't even know what to choose.

2075 Minutes. I've been reading this book since it was free a few days ago. I won't say it's well-written, but it's suitable for me.

What I really want to say is that the internet is not the same as technology. These two giants, Alibaba and Tencent, have so much money, why don't they build labs to develop technology instead of competing with street vendors? Why don't they develop chips, screens, memory, and quantum computers? Look at Google, a private company, developing quantum computers, and Boston Dynamics developing robots. In contrast, look at the domestic giants... I'm speechless.

Judging from the comments, both Qi and Tang have become female leads, and these two can be considered bitches. Add to that the main characters' personalities, and it's really boring to watch.

Let me point out the flaws in this book that I found problematic. This is just my personal opinion, so please skip if you disagree. First, the author distributes company equity too drastically, giving Wu Xingdao at least 5%. Look at how many years Tim Cook at Apple and Joseph Tsai at Alibaba have accumulated in terms of shares, and how many Tencent shares does Martin Lau hold?