Reborn: Starting Out by Contracting a Pig Slaughterhouse

At that time, there were indeed contractors for state-owned or collective factories, but most of them were units that made money, and the contractors got out, and they couldn't defeat the bureaucracy. But it's not a loss. These people broadened their horizons, accumulated contacts, and practiced their skills. In the end, even if they left, they still got rich and their starting point became higher. However, the final result of the original factory was that it was idle, employees were laid off, and the land was either bought by individuals for a small amount of money, or was auctioned by the government during the real estate blowout, and the employees had no choice but to sing: Start all over again

I just don't understand why he molested that female reporter. It's so disgusting. In my last life, I was the boss of a listed company. Isn't it possible that he didn't know how to molest a reporter during an interview? There were also government officials present. No matter what happens in private, it is really disgusting to flirt with a female reporter so unreliably in such a formal occasion.

I've just read the first chapter and it's a little weird. With a net worth of tens of billions, it's impossible to be a new star in any industry. Even if it's based on the basic logic of the novel, I should still do it.

This writing is like horse racing. Did you donate 5,000 yourself in the 1980s? What's the concept of five thousand yuan? It's still not enough. Ten thousand yuan is not a lot of money. How much money can you make selling pork in a village? Too much bullshit

The protagonist is like Sun Tzu. Shopping malls are like battlefields. He doesn't annex them when he can. He helps others get rich all day long. If this protagonist gets rich, dogs can climb trees.

What's wrong with authors nowadays? They like to raise other people's wives and children so much.

Every time the protagonist helps his family or gives benefits, he seems to be begging them. It's so frustrating to watch.

The better a contracting enterprise does, the less likely it is to be privatized. Only those who close down the factory will have the opportunity to privatize it during the reform. For example, a garment factory is dilapidated and has only 10 machines. If you contract it and make money, there is nothing wrong with splitting the money. Some weigh it and continue. You can invest and make money and share accounts, but there are really those idiots who treat contracting as buying. They keep buying machines and building factories, but later they quit and get out. The machines and factories bought with the reputation of the factory are all in the name of the company. When they expire, they do not belong to you. Do you think you also have a share in the things you use to make the profits? I think too much, only the money in the account can be divided.

Those who can kill pigs are either the second generation or the underworld

When the protagonist started contracting a pig farm and contracted a slaughterhouse, he didn't know how much of it he would be able to replenish his brain by eating dozens of pig brains every day.