Winning in the New Era of Finance

I've never heard of any billionaire going to a social media influencer's door to ask for their services. Perhaps those praises from the People's Daily and other media outlets are important to ordinary people, but to large companies, they're nothing. Yuewen has made such a big fuss over this copyright issue, even the national media are saying so, but what can they do?

Ant Group is now being sanctioned, exactly the same reason the author described in his book. I'm truly impressed.

In my opinion, the only entrepreneurs in China are the bigwigs in the manufacturing industry; everyone else is a capitalist.

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.

This book is better than 70% of the rebirth business war books. Here are the reasons and some shortcomings. 1. There are no major flaws, the romance storyline features three rich and beautiful women and one working girl. 2. The career path is relatively clear. Although it's a bit haphazard, that's how the internet has been since 2013.

It's well-written, I really like it. It's a bit like the Digital Domain book I read before, it's a pity that book was abandoned.

I've only read the beginning of the book, but it already has the makings of a masterpiece. Finally, I've read a novel where the protagonist takes on Alibaba and Tencent 10 years in the future. Honestly, those two are simply untouchable by most companies. No matter how high ByteDance's valuation is, it's no match for them.

Pinduoduo is truly amazing. Entering the market so late, it's already far ahead of JD. Com. Taobao and Tmall will eventually be crushed. Everyone says Pinduoduo's products are bad and it'll go under sooner or later. But don't forget, regardless of what the government's published average income is... Eighty percent of Chinese people still need Pinduoduo. Users decide everything.

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…

Ugh, the protagonist's name is so distracting! I've come across this book more than ten times, and each time I just can't get into it because of the name.