
Winning in the New Era of Finance
决胜新金融时代
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- Urban
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- Business & Workplace
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Explore more →My Niche Reading List
History, wuxia, sci-fi, entertainment, reborn stories... A few books I like, though some may be a bit niche. As for reborn business novels, I'm a numbers person, so I mainly recommend books that I feel have few major flaws, detailed data, brisk pacing, a clear central plot and solid logic, without being melodramatic. They should also feel realistic and immersive.
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Reborn Entrepreneur Stories: Building a Business Empire
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Reborn: Urban, Entertainment, Fantasy, and More
☆♡ Mainly adding books I'm following or have on my shelf ♢♢♢ ☆☆ Updated from time to time, and I'll try to remove all the abandoned stories ♡♡ ☞☞☜☜ Includes both new books and titles already available to VIP subscribers
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Unearthing Promising New Books, Updated Regularly
I'll keep adding new books I think are worth reading. The only criterion is that the enjoyment I get from reading them is worth the time I spend.
Updated Regularly: Promising New Books
I'll keep adding new books that seem worth reading. My only criterion is that the enjoyment you get from a book should be worth the time you spend on it.
A Mixed Bag
A bit of everything, not your usual tastes
Promising Books, Please Bookmark and Follow
I like urban fantasy, xuanhuan, sci-fi, cultivation, and spiritual qi revival stories. I’ll keep a book on the list for a month if it gets 15 likes in a week. Thanks! I hope you’ll follow and save the list. The books here change often, so feel free to add them to your shelves. Sorry for any inconvenience.
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Urban, wuxia, xianxia, sci-fi, fan fiction...
Urban Fiction, Xianxia, and Historical Fiction with Smart Protagonists and Well-Crafted Plots
I've read every book I've added to this list, and I think they're all at least worth a look. None of them will drive you away in disgust! Everyone's welcome to leave a comment or make recommendations, too.
Reborn, Industry, Celebrities, Internet, History, Hegemony
Just introducing some new books that are pretty good.
New Books Pavilion: Everyday Life, Campus Youth, Rebirth and Entrepreneurship, Celebrity Entertainment
These are all books I've been following lately, mainly new urban novels. My recommendations are guaranteed to be good! I'll remove books as appropriate based on your likes. The most-liked ones will be pinned so more people can see them. So when you browse the list, please remember to save it and hit Like, then join the discussion in the comments. I'll occasionally recommend completed novels too. It's a shame when nobody pays attention to new books I've worked so hard to find! You can also check
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A Veteran Reader's Journey
Urban novels for more discerning tastes, plus newly popular fantasy novels.
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Choosing a Book Is as Hard as Deciding What to Eat Today
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Novel Recommendations: All Kinds of Genres
Are you still struggling with a reading slump? Give these novels, collected to suit the tastes of a ten-year veteran reader, a try and see if they hit the spot! Years of reading trash have given me a knack for finding books. Good books are good, even if some have a few frustrating flaws I have to grit my teeth and put up with. There just aren't enough great books out there. Most are ongoing, with fewer completed novels. There are also some promising new ones worth checking out.
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I have never heard of a rich man going to hire an Internet celebrity. Maybe in the eyes of ordinary people, the praises you mentioned from the People's Daily are very important, but for those big companies, it is bullshit. Because this copyright matter has made such a fuss, the national media said so what, but people still don't change. Do you think Liu Bei would hire an ordinary person when he visited the thatched cottage three times? It's just an Internet celebrity, but he actually takes it so seriously. I'm convinced. Not only does the price drop, but the grade also drops.
Now that Ant is being sanctioned, it is exactly the same as what the author wrote in the book. I admire it.
In China, I think the entrepreneurs are the big guys in the manufacturing industry, and the others are all capitalists.
This book is better than the 70% rebirth business war. List the reasons and some shortcomings. 1. There are no poisonous points or emotional lines. Three fair and beautiful women and one working girl are created. 2. The career line is relatively clear. Although there is a hammer in the east and a hammer in the west, the Internet will be like this 13 years later. If you work alone, there is no closed ecology, and you will be killed easily. 3. The venture capital aspect is generally reasonable, including the division of shares, and the business team is not extremely toxic. 4. Although the two horses and several mini-bosses have reduced intelligence, it is reasonable 5. As for the business battle, I personally think that the sharing of bicycles is well written and interesting, and the rest is a bit smooth. 6. The data is very serious and basically error-free. This is not easy. Details determine success or failure. A few minor issues 1. The protagonist has no unique personality. Looking at the books that basically become gods, the protagonists are all unique characters, either very courageous, pretentious, or low-key and out of control. It is difficult for the public protagonist image to leave a deep impression on people. 2. Regarding the emotional line, I personally think that it is impossible for a rebirth novel to not include a harem. However, the heroine and the supporting character must have certain character traits. Usually there will be a very impressive supporting character, but the author has not sketched it out. 3. The business war is not passionate enough. After rebirth, the protagonist is young and should have the courage to risk everything, but personally I feel there is still no passion and it is a bit bland 4. The timeline is not clear enough. I only know what year it is through the annual report in the book. Finally, I wish the author a smooth launch. I will order some of them later and take a look. Just keep this polished work at this level. I will work hard to produce a high-quality book next time, but I need to understand the compliance issues in advance.
In fact, after reading your previous chapters, I thought you were still full of longing for a harem. After all, now there is a single heroine, and dog-licking without a heroine is prevalent, and there is a large group of defenders. In the end, you simply sank the whole company. In order to allow the heroine to obtain a greater post-marital property, you just got married before the company went public, sacrificing your own interests. In the end, you also received threats from the protagonist's father and could not do anything to disgrace the heroine. Damn it, are you marrying a wife or a patriarch? Not to mention that the heroine's family is a time bomb. Maybe one day the political struggle fails and you are finished. Don't you know the red line between staying close to the government and staying away from politics? It turned out that the one-handed king bomb made everyone prosperous and everyone suffered losses. You, the author, are awesome too.
It's well written and I like it very much. It's a bit like the Digital Kingdom I read before. It's a pity that the book was too eunuch.
I have just read the beginning of the book, but it already feels like a masterpiece. Finally I read a novel about Alibaba and Tencent 10 years later. To be honest, no ordinary company can handle these two things. No matter how high its valuation is, ByteDance is not yet a rival to these two companies. It's really exciting to see a novel where the protagonist is so logical that he charges towards the giant... Has the author ever worked in an investment bank... He is quite overbearing in terms of financing and mobile Internet business knowledge. Call this book
Pinduoduo is really awesome. Entering the market so late is far behind JD. Com. Taobao, Tmall, etc. Will all explode sooner or later. It is said that Pinduoduo's products are not good. Sooner or later it will be over. But don't forget, no matter what the average income announced by the country is. Eighty percent of Chinese people still need Pinduoduo. The user decides everything.
Hey, the name of the protagonist is so ridiculous! I've come across this book more than a dozen times, and every time I can't stand it because of the name.
After reading Chapter 62, the biggest feeling is the description of female characters. The emotional scenes of the heroine Zhao Erya are awkward (I don't know why she likes the hero, and I don't know how they got together), and the handling of the heroine Ding Siyao (female sales CEO, with an annual salary of 600,000 and 5% of the shares, a patriarchal family that favors boys over girls) makes people feel nonsensical. There are also several bloody chapters of He Qingxuan's side plot. Professional business knowledge is okay, and readers, both insiders and laymen, are quite satisfied with this part. The author is very bad at writing female characters, but he still writes in large strokes, making it look like a third-rate family ethics idol drama. Anyone who can persist to the end is considered immune to all poisons.