I Have No Regrets in This Life
此生应无憾
- Status
- Ongoing
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- 658k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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Having experienced the entrepreneurial era firsthand, I devoured this book in one go and found it quite enjoyable. Personally, I think it's the most realistic rebirth novel ever written in the internet world. Many rebirth novels portray characters effortlessly stealing opportunities from powerful figures, but reality is rarely that simple. The characters are very realistic.
Keep updating, bro!
I couldn't continue reading after seeing the chapter on legends. It's all about capitalists, and there are too many novels with this theme, many of which are now finished. I read this book because your introduction mentioned improving the online environment, but I haven't seen any improvement at all. There are no suggestions regarding the issue of minors playing games, only more capitalist actions. How is this any different from your previous works?
The author's writing is indeed not very good. Is technology the most important thing in the internet industry? No, it's vision and creativity. In its early days, did Toutiao have any advantage in technology compared to BAT (Baidu, Alibaba, Tencent)? No. When Bilibili was founded, whose technology could it compare to?
Another high school graduate becomes the richest person? Or the richest person in the universe? A student negotiating business deals worth hundreds of millions or billions? And all behind his family's back? Is that right? I just looked at the table of contents and the chapter description. Anyone with a big dick, come out and say something.
Lighting up successfully
As the title suggests, this is the 619th book on a certain website. #Surrounded by Stars#
Are there any readers of the novel "Sword Disciple" here? 😁
To be honest, Koreans really do make good games, giving players a very comfortable experience. For example, DNF and Blade & Soul. Blade & Soul felt too demanding on system requirements, and it wasn't well-managed, otherwise it wouldn't have died out so quickly. But it was still a pretty good game, much better than Moonlight Blade. Chinese games are indeed quite poor; as of 2021, I haven't seen a single game that I can even look at.
It's very well written, with delicate prose. I have high hopes for the author.
Let me give you some more advice. When you mention a company, don't just launch into a long list of things like connections, equity, and who invested, as if you're giving a science lesson.