Reborn as the King of Black Tech

The writing is alright, but the author is too greedy. From antivirus to e-commerce to telecommunications to mobile phones, and even to short videos on platforms like Toutiao, you've swept up all the major players. You're surrounded by enemies; if you don't get targeted, who will?

There are too many flaws. Before my rebirth, I was a company manager who was tricked several times over contracts, but I didn't learn my lesson. My shop was vandalized twice, and I was targeted in other situations, but I rarely retaliated. And the so-called "black technology"—are you sure it's really black technology? As a senior programmer in my previous life, with all the knowledge and experience I had, I could easily develop this so-called black technology even with slow and careful research.

I skipped the Liu Feifei chapter. If there are any more female characters, I'm withdrawing. I'm almost at full subscription, why do they all love writing about men being unable to move when they see women? The one about her getting involved with a teacher is disgusting. Or just don't create that devoted, faithful character.

What's the point of this system? The first task only pays a few dozen yuan, and the later ones are even worse. You can't even get anything good from the lottery. It just suppresses the protagonist's development and is just filler for the sake of padding. With authors writing system novels like this, why bother reading them? Subscribing to a chapter is just for commenting. People read system novels for the thrill.

I have a question: is the book title definitely not "Rebirth: I Want to Sell Computers"?

Author, your writing is too bland. Also, company shares aren't given away easily; giving them away carelessly will only lead to the company being ruined. Partnerships are even worse; whoever partners with the company will inevitably break up. That's unavoidable.

The technique is there, but it's a bit toxic; I didn't see any children. You can tell from the title: attacked twice, targeted multiple times—it's truly speechless. Real society is so cruel; I think I'll stay in the countryside!

A high-tech company that isn't involved in the military sector is just a commercial company. Many of its technologies are either downgraded or obsolete military products. Advances in the military are what drive societal progress. Imagine a company suddenly building a spaceship without collaborating with the military, then expecting to hold a press conference and launch it—you're dreaming! Air superiority is paramount; without absolute military power, they won't even let you take off.

1. The most unacceptable thing for a business is that your professional manager spends your money to support him; and then, if things don't go well, he drains the team! This is the most important thing to pay attention to when running a business! 2. Managers' work requires process supervision; without process supervision, the results are difficult to evaluate.

This book isn't really about cutting-edge technology at all; it's just a business war novel disguised as a story about rebirth.