
The Pinnacle of a Great Era
大时代之巅
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 9.6M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Business & Workplace
- Updated
- 6mo ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Great Completed Novels Available in the System Library, Recommended for Everyone (Part Two)
Some authors don't understand that web novels are meant to help readers unwind after work. I've given up all hope of getting past review, since I have no idea what doesn't count as vulgar.
An Old Reader's Collection, Updated Irregularly
I've been reading web novels for over a decade. The first one I read was Kunlun, in a wuxia magazine. This list recommends novels of all genres, with short reviews.
Entertainment Base (Completed, with Lots of Chapters)
New list, please save it! Most of my recommendations have lots of women in them, so don't come in if that's not your thing! If you share my taste, save the list for now. I'll gradually recommend good books I've read. I'm a longtime reader but still a beginner in some ways, and I'm picky. If a book isn't readable, I won't recommend it! I especially like satisfying urban fiction, with entertainment-industry stories at the top of my list, particularly Chinese and Hong Kong entertainment. But someti
Top-Tier Picks
Only picking books with enough to keep you interested and not too many flaws.
Books I’m Reading
Some books I think are pretty good.
First-Class Book Pavilion
A pot of tea, a book! I'd rather be a bookworm than an immortal!
My Collection
These are books I personally like and think are good enough to recommend to fellow readers.
The Vast Universe
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Xiao Yan Shui Le Ge Ren's Reading List
This list is just a collection of works I personally like. It’s only meant as a reference. These are all books I enjoy 👀 There’s a bit of everything, and I’ve tried them all with no ill effects. Feel free to dive in 🕳️
Gems, Rebirth, Xianxia, Industry, Showbiz, and the Internet
Great ideas, excellent writing, and consistent updates. (The list only has room for 50 books, so I'm trying to choose ones that update regularly. The platform limits the list's visibility, so it doesn't show up in searches. When no one can find it, there's little motivation to keep updating.)
All Great Books in the System Library That Have Finished: Recommended for Everyone (Part One)
Web novels are meant to help readers unwind after work. I've given up hoping they'll pass review, since I don't even know what doesn't count as vulgar anymore. (I have another list.)
Liangzi's Niche Reading List
This list is based solely on my personal taste, not on the authors’ overall quality.
Over the Past Thirty Years
I've read most genres over the past decade or so, and over time I've built up a collection of novels I personally enjoy. Let me think back and add to it bit by bit. I'll update it from time to time. For thirty years, I searched for a swordsman. Leaves fell and branches sprouted again, time after time. Since the day I first saw peach blossoms, I've never doubted it again.
Urban and Historical Fiction!
Only recommending good books!
Books I'm Following, Wholeheartedly Recommended
I've been reading novels since my first year of middle school. I read based on how a story makes me feel. Anything that's not brainless and can draw me in is a good book. A good book always keeps you wanting more. It feels like you've read it in no time, and there's never enough to read.
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Personal taste.
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Made to Order: Mostly Nurturing Newcomers, Hoping to Find a Future Masterpiece
These are all books I like. I tend to root for promising new authors and hope some of these turn into masterpieces.
Urban Entertainment and Workplace Business: Feel-Good Stories With No Suffering for the Protagonist, Plus a Few Historical Novels
Showbiz and business with plenty of wish fulfillment, all for the fun of it. 🌾 Each novel I recommend has something that stands out. 🍀 I've read them all myself. If you like them, feel free to follow them. 😀 🍂 I've been in a reading slump lately, and good books are hard to find. I'll update the list now and then. 🌻 🌾 Feel free to check out the novels recommended in the comments.
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The story is good and the writing is also very good, but the harem plot is too fucked up. On the one hand, it talks about entrepreneurship and creating a better environment for the country and college students. On the other hand, it continues to develop the harem and can speak righteously in front of the principal. It's so fucking disgusting!
This book is undoubtedly one of the best books on rebirth and entrepreneurship in terms of character portrayal, business model, interpersonal relationships, and entrepreneurial concepts. I have also collected a lot of rebirth articles, but they are either too pretentious or the writing is too immature. This book is one of the most perfect books. Although everyone has different aesthetics and concepts, the most basic judgments are somewhat similar. I am very curious about why such a good book is not popular!
A broken student union that controls everything? When I was studying in the past, there was a saying in our school that when a student union is needed, the student union is the top dog; when there is no need for a student union, the student union is worse than a dog!
Let alone clearing the ground for them, forcibly elevating the status of private enterprises and belittling state-owned enterprises. This is a bit unreasonable. Although state-owned enterprises have problems of one kind or another, don't private enterprises not? Let's talk about the social security provident fund. In state-owned enterprises, it is the basic guarantee. Regardless of whether it is a regular employee or a temporary worker, it will be paid for you. If you quit, you will be compensated according to the labor law and will not be deducted. If you switch to a private enterprise, it is not necessarily the case. There are many ways. State-owned enterprises are the backbone and anchor of China's economy. Under the government's orders, state-owned enterprises will continue to work even if they lose their pants. That's really a direct attack, and it is really impossible to replace it with private enterprises.
At present, with BAT dominating the three major tracks, Pig's Feet can only take the toolbox strategy if it wants to get ahead. The first is search. Strictly speaking, search is also a tool-type product. You can refer to Sogou's 3-level rocket route for pig's feet, plus 360, to take the enhanced version route, the first level input method + anti-virus engine + security guard + software housekeeper, the second level 360-style localized browser (mainly focused on cities below 3 tiers + not Users of Taihui Internet) and Google Chrome (focusing on 12th-tier cities + Internet users) try to monopolize users from different directions. In the era of mobile Internet, having a browser can give full play to the advantages of search engines. With the first two steps of attracting traffic, the third-level search engine should have no problem occupying 30% of the market share. In addition, Pig's Foot can also acquire blogs and forum website building programs such as Wordpress, Discuz, Empire, and DreamWeaver, which can provide content sources for search engines. Baidu attaches great importance to large sites and pays little attention to these small sites. Pig's Foot deeply integrates search engines and website building programs, which is a differentiated competitive advantage. For social networking, it is enough to have a friend network + Weibo on Pig's Feet. In terms of e-commerce, we must not give up. If we take the Taobao route, pig's feet operation capabilities are not good, and if we take the JD route, the supply chain is not good, so we can only take the shopify route, take the technical route, provide an e-commerce website building platform, and add salesforce to provide CRM and ERP capabilities. The combination of the two will take the toolbox strategy to the extreme. Furthermore, Pigfoot can use an advertising platform to connect these three major platforms. It can unify search advertising and social advertising into one platform. It can also unify alliance advertising on blogs and forums. It can also integrate Shopify merchants, and the traffic sources of these merchants are also available. Finally, users who use the three major website building programs, blogs, forums, and e-commerce, all need servers. These are the natural sources of customers for cloud computing. This also has the advantage that users of these website building programs can be provided with a complete set of services from website building, to traffic sources, to marketing and promotion, to customer management, and finally to revenue realization. By then, even if a single business cannot compare with BAT, these three companies do not have full-field capabilities and can form a perfect ecological closed loop by themselves.
If the protagonist is a native, the company's achievements must be the result of everyone's joint efforts. The share distribution is barely reasonable, but the problem is that most of the good results are the ideas brought by the protagonist's rebirth. The author ignored the contribution of the protagonist's rebirth welfare and did not make any withdrawals on the shares. All management The reason why the total shares are so high is because the protagonist used the extra money brought by the rebirth benefits to prevent the company from accepting financing prematurely. This part is not reflected in the shares. It is also awkward for others to accept it with peace of mind. If you don't want to take too many shares, you can invest the extra money outside and accept financing in advance.
The business war is written quite well. But writing about those messy relationships between men and women is really disgusting. No wonder it can't move up the rankings. Author, please reflect on this. The harem is fine, but all the chaos outside is so disgusting
The author is a loyal supporter of the Utopia. Little bourgeois is no longer enough to describe him! China has passed the family era and entered the national era. But some people's thoughts still live in the era of Sui and Tang aristocratic families.
After reading some, the author seems to think Lenovo is good? Lenovo is dead wrong. Because Lenovo is different from other private companies in that it started entirely with state support. The purpose of the state's support for you is to develop science and technology, but you end up using the state's money to engage in management buyout? If you can't develop any better technology yourself, you can only buy it. What you buy is still third-rate technology? Are you and foreigners making a lot of money? And you're calling on everyone to learn from you in playing trade and industry spaces?
Why don't I understand the protagonist's equity distribution? Ziweixing Technology is the parent company, and the following investment companies, school network, food delivery, drones, advertising companies and other projects will definitely be split into subsidiaries in the future. Wouldn't it be enough to give them shares in the subsidiary based on the projects managed by the protagonist's classmates? The parent company was developed by relying on the protagonist's capital, creativity, and connections. Why did you give a few classmates 45% of the parent company's shares? The protagonist's investment in 25% of JD. Com's shares was done by one person, right? But in the name of an investment company, wouldn't the classmates who have shares in the parent company also become JD. Com's shareholders? Is there such a thing as getting something for nothing? The company's name is just a school website that sells mobile phones and it makes hundreds of millions, so the protagonist just spends 100 million to share the rice? So food delivery, drones, and anti-virus software are all just empty shells, and they come up to share the benefits without any achievements? What do the students in charge of the school network think? And the protagonist also distributed shares of the investment company to his classmates? What are you thinking about? In the future, the protagonist will rely on foresight to invest in various popular fields and directly give 45% of the shares to his classmates? Good guy, this is equivalent to directly dividing 45% of the memories of future generations! Isn't this how stock incentives are done? Just outrageous.