Reborn: Starting with a Beverage Distributorship

What I hate most is when place names are in English. I have to guess what "City A" or "City XT" means when I'm reading a novel. Who knows where those are?

The author likely has wholesale experience, but from my perspective as a FMCG manufacturer myself, there's really no need to write about this haphazard factory setup. After all, I've met FMCG distributors with annual sales exceeding one billion yuan, and they're doing quite well.

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At this age, reborn, and still so awkward about matters of the heart, what kind of writing is this? It would be better not to write about women at all.

Bland, rambling, excessive padding, like a monkey trying to pick corn—it tries to do everything but accomplishes nothing well.

Well, it's actually quite well-written, but it feels like it's progressing too fast—covering a lot of industries in just a few months.

After reading dozens of chapters, I still couldn't figure out what the story was about. It's just about signing up agents to sell goods, then a bunch of relatives popping up—I can't remember a single one of them. It's too chaotic. The business aspect is glossed over, and all that's left is a bunch of relatives jumping around...

It's so-so. The main problem is that your Li family has so many problems; that's really annoying. I still have to fill in the gaps later. Seeing a message from my second aunt in the table of contents, I just said goodbye and left.

You can tell from the synopsis that the author is an elementary school student.

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