The Pinnacle of a Great Era
大时代之巅
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 9.6M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Business & Workplace
- Updated
- 8mo ago
- English
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The story is good, and the writing is also very good, but the harem plot is just awful. On one hand, they portray entrepreneurship as something noble, creating a better environment for the country and college students, while on the other hand, they keep developing their harem and can even say it in front of the principal with righteous indignation. It's so disgusting!
In terms of character portrayal, business model, interpersonal relationships, and entrepreneurial philosophy, this book is undoubtedly one of the best among rebirth-themed entrepreneurial novels. I have also searched for many rebirth novels, but they are either too pretentious or the writing is too immature. This book is one of the most perfect ones.
What a lousy student council, meddling in everything? Back in my school days, there was a saying: when the student council is needed, it's like a dog; when it's not needed, it's worse than a dog!
Leaving aside the attempt to elevate Liu and Ma and whitewash them, forcibly elevating the status of private enterprises while belittling state-owned enterprises is unacceptable. While state-owned enterprises certainly have their problems, don't private enterprises have them too? Take social security and housing provident funds, for example.
Currently, with BAT (Baidu, Alibaba, Tencent) dominating the three major sectors, the only way for the main character to stand out is to adopt a toolbox strategy. First, there's search. Strictly speaking, search is also a tool-type product. ZhuJiao (a Chinese search engine) could refer to Sogou's three-stage rocket strategy, adding 360 for an enhanced version.
The author is a staunch advocate of an ideal state; "petty bourgeois" is an understatement! China has moved beyond the era of family-based societies and entered the era of nationalism. Yet, some people's thinking remains stuck in the aristocratic era of the Sui and Tang dynasties.
If the protagonist were a native, the company's success would be the result of everyone's hard work, and the share distribution would be reasonably fair. However, the problem is that most of the good results stem from the ideas brought by the protagonist's rebirth. The author has overlooked the contributions of the protagonist's rebirth benefits, failing to reflect these in the shareholdings.
The business warfare scenes are quite well-written. However, the messy romantic relationships are absolutely disgusting. No wonder the rankings aren't high. Author, you really need to reflect on your work. The harem is fine, but the promiscuity outside is just awful.
After reading some of it, the author seems to think Lenovo is good? Lenovo is completely wrong. Unlike other private enterprises, Lenovo was built entirely on government support. The government's support was for technological development, but instead, Lenovo used government money to engage in management buyouts?
I don't understand the protagonist's equity distribution. Ziwei Star Technology is the parent company, and its various projects—investment companies, Renren.com, food delivery, drones, advertising companies, etc.—Will definitely be spun off into subsidiaries. Why not just give shares to the subsidiaries based on the projects managed by the protagonist's classmates?