Reborn as the Media Mogul

The author's description of the divorce earlier was incredibly harsh. The author's idea was to part amicably, since the family wasn't short of money, and to cut the Gordian knot quickly! But the reader is thinking, why should she? Besides, the woman's behavior is quite disgusting; there's no need for an amicable breakup...

If WeChat is sold, many people probably won't use it anymore.

I don't care about the protagonist selling WeChat, getting divorced, or speculating in stocks. What I really care about is the protagonist taking business away from others and then wanting to compensate them. Haha, the author probably doesn't know that the business world is like a battlefield, let alone the treacherous nature of it all.

The protagonist's social experience is far too insufficient to be a capitalist; as for being a saint, he'd probably be penniless by now. He's just throwing himself into WeChat, investing recklessly so Zeng Fan's shares won't be diluted. There are plenty of people like that; reckless investment will definitely dilute his shares, even if it's just to be lenient, it'll be half diluted and half left.

The book is alright overall, but the parts about recommending friends and relatives to invest in stocks and randomly giving out shares and money are ridiculous. In the real world, even 100% of relatives (friends) wouldn't do that, so the way you portray it in the book makes it hard to relate to.

After selling WeChat, the subsequent products were a hodgepodge, clearly refusing to acknowledge WeChat's legendary status and trying to highlight how amazing the protagonist is – a typical example of pretentious intellectualism. Why not have a broader perspective, some kind of preconceived notion of a past life, and instead engage in fierce domestic competition, deliberately increasing the…

Even if WeChat can't beat Tencent, it should at least surpass Momo and DingTalk, right? Since they're not short of money, they should just keep going! I don't understand the meaning of this operation. Maybe they really are a business genius! And the fact that they have two wives, making it known to everyone, is that something to be proud of? Even nouveau riche wouldn't dare to do this.

I glanced at it, and there were two things that really made me want to turn it off: the divorce scene at the beginning and the free stock trading with friends.

Can't you continue writing without getting a divorce? Why are all my posts like this?

So what if you're getting a divorce? What's the basis for your ex-wife demanding 200,000 yuan? It seems the protagonist agrees, but didn't have the money and didn't want to ask his parents, so he didn't give it. At first, I thought the protagonist didn't want to damage their past relationship and wanted to part amicably.