Starting Out in Hong Kong

I pursue it every day, but I still have to say one thing. There are too many private goods. It is not necessary. Don't think you have seen through it. In fact, you have not seen it through. It is just your personal opinion. You cannot deny everyone else's point of view because of your opinion. There are many talents in the country. Many things are done for a reason. The country must think longer than you and I, so it is best to have less private goods and complain less, and the results may be much better than now.

I feel that the protagonist is so great. I told my friends about investing and even suggested that they tell you. The protagonist would take 35 shares from others every time he invests his own shares. It's funny to think about it. Have you ever considered being a founder?

Alibaba's first financing was US$5 million from Goldman Sachs, which accounted for 40%. If I were to offer US$10 million for 30% of Alibaba's shares, what would Jack Ma choose? Some people say that investing in a company not only requires money but also resources. I think it's just as effective if the money is in place. Besides, does a company need so many resources in the early stage?

The only advantage of the protagonist is that he knows the future direction and information, but the result is revealed to others, and it is someone he has just met. This is outrageous. If he meets someone with vision, how can the protagonist still hang around? Isn't it good to make a fortune in silence? And the way you write it, with words in front and names of people at the end, it's so uncomfortable to read.

The protagonist starts off as a selfless person with an aura that everyone trusts, especially one who can abandon the book within the first five chapters.

What prompted you to read this book? Are there a lot of good storytellers? A whole lot of illogicality. Remember! You are a business writer, and you are from the venture capital industry. In the venture capital industry, there is always a lot of competition, and the competition is so fierce! ! As a time traveler, you don't have any scheming at all. A stranger just compliments you and then tells you everything he knows. Are you the only one who still wants to play venture capital? It's better to use your foresight to grab a few buildings and wait for death!

What the hell is Mei Country, Lighthouse Country? You don't need to avoid these country names when writing urban business articles. You can just write it in the early stage. If it fails, won't the author's editor inform you? These country names are so awkward to pronounce (✪▽✪)

I'm really speechless. I know the author wants to write about the changes and struggles of ordinary people, but after a few pictures, I only see a brainless pretentious criminal who talks about the future and threatens his family, country and world. This is not the ordinary person I know.

In this kind of business war writing, your protagonist must at least make readers think that he is like a boss, or that he is a lunatic. He reveals the future development to others, and the author also defends that it doesn't matter if he talks about it. Even if it doesn't matter, he doesn't just say this to a passerby. I read it later and saw the protagonist swearing not to lie in the future 😴. This book really doesn't have any highlights. It needs a plot but no plot, and it doesn't matter what it needs. Just like the book Financial Giants, the plot is really nonsense in my opinion, but the protagonist is well written, at least in my opinion he looks like a financial giant. Also, while studying Taoism, the book also said that the main character was portrayed really well.

I read it in a day and a half, and I feel that it is very well written. It depicts a reborn young man with little ability and a multi-faceted image that is fearful, ruthless, and childish. Of course, the reborn person is not a scumbag, but he is also reborn with balls. However, the entire asset handling method needs to be improved, including holding shares, controlling the number of votes on the board of directors, and controlling the board of supervisors. Only then is it possible to fully control an enterprise. The author's writing was immature at this point, but even though the last few chapters dealt with asset handling, it still didn't feel satisfying enough.