Back to 1997

Judging a person by their books reveals that in reality, the author is a good-for-nothing, the kind who is ambitious but incompetent.

Let me just say this: can you imagine a 16- or 17-year-old child running businesses worth tens of billions? A 16- or 17-year-old child spending tens or hundreds of millions at a time... And then there's the business itself—wanting to do everything, wanting to get involved in everything. And yet, succeeding at everything. Is this even human?

The quality of Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform) has declined; it's full of all sorts of trashy novels. Don't even ask.

1. It is essential to understand the economic situation at the time. 2. To understand the policies at the time 3. How can a 16-year-old handle such a large transaction amount?

Chapter Two: Poisoning Out 💀

Sixty percent of his time is spent writing songs; it's a real shame he doesn't write entertainment articles.

Wow, you're so awesome! I couldn't stand reading this awful book anymore, so I deleted it.

How can a contract be signed so easily these days? Are books really that easy to get published now? No wonder the quality of books on Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform) is declining year by year; the second chapter alone was enough to kill off a whole bunch of readers.

Forgive my bluntness, but just from the recipe, it's clear the author only relies on imagination in business.

Selling several formulas for hundreds of thousands of dollars, are they really talented?