The Richest Man Starts with Sanitary Pads
首富从卫生巾开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.8M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Business & Workplace
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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I’m a seasoned reader, and all the books I recommend are ones I’ve read myself. They cover a broad range of subjects and genres. After reading for so long, I’ve lost my taste for overly depressing stories, so most of these are on the lighter side.
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There's a real reason why the sales weren't good. Your novel about pork started with less than 200 first-day subscriptions, but the average subscriptions have almost reached premium status. The reason is that the pork offal industry has really made people understand it.
Can you please stop making such alarming and fearful descriptions? Even if your business encounters problems in one aspect, what impact will a temporary setback have? Will it affect your ultimate success? You are reborn with capital and connections; what business can't you succeed in?
Everything else is fine, but the female lead is a bit of a letdown. A pure and innocent female lead is really not suitable for a business war and entrepreneurship novel. It would seriously lower the logic. It's best if the woman is just an embellishment. Otherwise, it will become a romance novel and please neither side.
If this book maintains its current strength, it has a high chance of taking off. 1. First of all, the book "helps" Factory 11 sell sanitary napkins. There are two core methods: schools and clothing factories. Then, the methods are not revealed before the contract is signed. They are only revealed after the contract is signed. Another small detail is that it only mentions one school.
Ever since I bought those bodybuilding leggings, this book has become increasingly outdated; I have no desire to even open it. It's strange.
I hope the author will not develop real estate, speculate in stocks and cryptocurrencies, or invest in companies like Alibaba and Tencent. Instead, he should focus on developing real industries, technology, and sales channels, and contribute to the country.
The beginning of being reborn in the past always involves saving people, either brothers or sisters, or female classmates or teachers.
I suggest the author revise the sanitary napkin prices mentioned earlier, clarifying the concepts of production cost, ex-factory price, intermediate or agent price, wholesale price, and retail price. Simply copying historical price data without any analysis or understanding of business is embarrassing.
As a protagonist reborn into the past, he gets rich through smuggling!!! I'm impressed...
It's impossible that they couldn't pay wages in the 1980s. It was a state-owned factory, and it was doing very well. Even if it wasn't doing well, they still received wages. It was a state-owned factory.