Supreme Tycoon

The only truly off-putting character in this book is probably the protagonist's father, who is blindly loyal, boastful, vain, and judges people objectively based on their age rather than their abilities. The first point can be said to be determined by culture and the times.

It's truly disgusting for the readers. Every day, the protagonist's mother is saying that studying is the most important thing. The protagonist's father is constantly criticizing the protagonist for being unrealistic, or saying that the protagonist has already used his ideas, and then telling the protagonist not to get involved, that he knows what's going on. Ha!

Is it a joke to do scientific research with Lenovo? And to do investment with Li Ka-shing?

Fourth brother, keep it up! Congratulations on your new book!

This book would be better if it incorporated more emotional elements!

Why include a school storyline? Just start the story at 18, already graduated, and you can do whatever you want! Is it just to pad out the story with hundreds of chapters by including a school scene?

In China, the wealthier you are, the more you should invest in real businesses, ideally opening factories. As long as your core business is profitable, you should keep operating even if it's losing money, and work as many workers as possible. You can't go wrong.

Therefore, I advise all authors: when writing novels, the protagonist should ideally be orphaned, without siblings, relatives, or friends, or be an orphan. Having family and friends is a bonus if the writing is good, but don't blame readers for criticizing it if it's bad. Reading novels is supposed to be enjoyable; why write such troublesome parents and a bunch of annoying relatives?

This is boring. The protagonist is too repressed, and his parents are too strict. The author might be a mama's boy in real life! The novel has absolutely no exciting moments; it's a total waste of time!

The protagonist's parents are truly off-putting. Even though they listen to the protagonist's opinions, they insist on pretending, constantly telling the protagonist to "go read, don't get in the way, do you need to teach me?" My god, it's a headache to read. What's the point of writing all this? This is clearly an entrepreneurial novel; what does this have to do with the main plot?