Back to the Roaring Years

Author, after reading what you wrote here, I would like to remind you that you can't just make instant noodles, you need to diversify your development, such as dry noodles like Little Raccoon Noodles, and Weilong's Spicy Tiao series, which are all flour products, and it is not difficult to get in. Moreover, in which era, this was the only one where scorpions pooped. These can share a sales channel with instant noodles, and the soul mate of instant noodles, ham sausage, is also a flour product.

After reading part of it, I found that the plagiarism was serious, especially the Shenzhen section, which was all plagiarized. The plot I had read in another book was plagiarized with almost no changes.

There are too many regents, and it feels like you have to take care of everything, and the result is that you are a person who speaks lightly. Asking for trouble. And the whole article is like this. Nationalism is prevalent. Why are you talking to Bill Gates about the Internet? To help Microsoft fight another Netscape war? Or will it make Microsoft more powerful in the Internet era? Or just to show off? It's both a seed and a white pig, but can the country's development come at no cost? Do you think others are fools? As a result, I have been selling braised beef noodles all the time. The other contents are all about various policies of that era. I can't say that it is watery. I can only say that the author went too far with private goods. You have your own ideas and there is no need to criticize a certain policy in a business article in detail. You should develop your own business in an all-round way within 5 years, catch up with Netscape Browser, Yahoo!'S Internet Wealth Express and accumulate capital, and then you can make more arrangements in the semiconductor industry. In the millennium, use the capital cashed out from the Internet to develop an all-round industry. Isn't this better than talking a lot of nonsense in newspapers all day long? What's the point of saying that others won't listen to you? It's better to do your own business.

I skipped through Chapter 10 and read Chapter 10. Isn't this simply plagiarizing Lao Wang's Wild Age? He is aliased as Dr. Ma, and you are Professor Lin; he is 16 years old and is a sophomore in high school, and you are 16 years old, a sophomore in high school; they are a new boy, an uncle, and a girl, and you are a little boss and a thug. You even copied the baby on the train, not to mention robbery on the train, going into the city in a black car to crawl into caves, and selling certificates to give lectures. What is outrageous is that the same office desk is used by two companies. You copied the details! This book is plagiarized, not to mention the disgust of the readers. I am afraid that Lao Wang will scold his mother after reading it (after reading the book list of "Rebirth of the Wild Age", it was removed from the shelves)

Rebirth of the Wild Age, the beginning looks too similar

What the hell is that Sun Yi? The protagonist only holds 20% of the shares. Does it mean that the entire company has to rely on the protagonist to work for him, and he just sits back and enjoys the benefits, while the protagonist is not doing his job properly. There are also two disgusting characters, Wu Fan, who takes advantage of her family's awesomeness to look at the protagonist all day long, and the protagonist is always spoiling her.

The back story is very poisonous, and the protagonist's individual plot is very witty, and it's like a holy mother.

When I read business articles, I think the poisonous point is giving away shares without burdens. If you have the ability to give a few percent of the shares, it's fine. If you don't have the ability to give shares, it's just blood-sucking. To be honest, when you write business online articles, you will not be short of money at all after being reborn. In the early stage, it will be a wholly-owned company, and in the later stage, investment institutions with resources and connections can come in. The pace of this book is slow, the distribution of benefits is poor, the characters are inconsistent, and the outline is unclear. A little bad

Copy books! There is no distinction between public and private shares! Basic operations of being a boss! Selfish! Press! Ruthless!

Author, I really hope you are a rich man, since you are my boss. Really, my requirements are not high. Just give me 10% of the shares and lend me a small goal. I will pay you back when I have money.