
Reborn as a Mining Tycoon
重生之矿业巨头
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.1M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Business & Workplace
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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A Post-70s Uncle's Bookshelf for the Soul
Read the books you love and savor the insights they bring to your life. Sip a cup of fine tea and reminisce about the years gone by. Life and reality are already hard enough, so find a harbor for your weary heart along the difficult road ahead.
A Twenty-Year Novel Fan
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A lifetime of love, a lifetime of soul; a cup of wine, a cup of dust. When the dust settles, I look back at dusk; flowers and moonlight adorn the stars. The vast starry sky is all solitude; the waters flow on, and the grass grows green each spring. Through love and hate, the author laughs like a fool; the people in books are loveliest of all.
Made to Order
New books worth a read. Enter with caution! Everything on this list was added while it was still new. I’m too lazy to remove the ones that were later abandoned by their authors. I’m against formulaic stories and only recommend interesting new books.
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Business-Building Stories
Just novels I enjoy, mostly business and management stories
Urban, Historical, and Sports Fiction with Solid Writing
My tastes are a little all over the place
A Quitter's Reading List: Wanted to Recommend It One Second, Dropped It the Next
I drop books every day, so I mostly recommend new ones. The list owner has a terminal case of laziness (seriously). My tastes aren’t all that varied, but I’ll read anything as long as it’s good. My standards for writing aren’t that high. Just don’t make it awkward 👌 No female lead, one female lead, or multiple female leads: I’m fine with any of them, as long as it’s well written 👌 I’m fickle when it comes to reading and lose interest after three minutes, so recommending long novels is difficult.
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If your mining company relies entirely on your own foresight and advantage to acquire a large mine, with other employees being purely auxiliary and easily replaceable, what's the point of setting up an option pool for shares? It's completely wishful thinking. Take He Runqi, for example. Good relationships with classmates are one thing, but work is another.
Everything else is fine! It's just that the author's constant giving away of equity is a bit unbearable! A company worth billions is offering 20% equity to its employees! New hires get 1% or 2% every now and then! Even ordinary employees earning a few hundred dollars a month have 0.1% Equity! This company is benchmarking against the world's three major mining giants!
Let's discuss whether Li Tang's actions are illegal. He's certainly seeking personal gain, but is it actually illegal? Or how can the company avoid being held accountable?
Holy Mother Dog 🐶 Her technology is directly released for free 🔍 without even applying for a patent 🔍 Wow, amazing 🔍 The whole world can use it for free 🔍 😰😰😰
I've seen a bit of it; the rest is alright, but it's all about being a saint. They have the technology but don't register it for patents, claiming it's for technological advancement! Honestly, it's a bit toxic; only suitable for beginners.
Ugh, I still want to complain. The protagonist is so famous and rich, yet he keeps going to places like Africa. Isn't he afraid of dying? Does he really think those big shots are easy prey, that no one will kidnap or kill him? It's so naive. 🙂🙂
That Australian company already has over 75% ownership and hasn't triggered the privatization agreement? Why is it still on the stock market? With so much capital invested, haven't the shareholders' shares been diluted? Does the author not understand finance?
It's just a chronological account, nothing interesting. The mineral exploration, from the first mine to the last, is all the same formula. The business aspect is the same—it's too naive. Take the acquisition of that Australian company, for example. Why not delist it and keep 20% of the shares on the secondary market after the acquisition?
There were no bodyguards; if it were me, I'd just shoot them in the back.
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