Giving Away Money Every Day

The protagonist of this book seems a bit too confident. Why would employees follow you if they only get paid a salary and no bonuses? Isn't that naive? The company is so big, yet the employees are stuck with meager salaries. And when you acquire other companies, don't you offer them shares? It's disgusting to try and then try to cover it up.

The beginning of the game was alright, but it got boring after the two kids started appearing frequently. It's not a dad-raising story, why describe taking care of kids all the time? 😅 I've read dad-raising stories before, and they're much more heartwarming. It's really strange to compare your weaknesses to others' strengths.

I couldn't hold it in anymore. The protagonist's name... I've been reading novels for almost five years, and this is the first time I've seen someone with the same name as me. Just thinking about it makes me so embarrassed!

This book doesn't have a female protagonist yet, so I'll just ramble on a bit and let the author take a look. It is said that a normal man will unconsciously fall in love with three women. One is first love (a tender first love is always true love). One is a virtuous wife. When you enter society and face the trials of life, the woman who shares your joys and sorrows will only care about you.

If you're going to focus on entrepreneurship, write more about the entrepreneurial aspect. Constantly writing about two kids makes it seem like a stay-at-home dad story. Since it's not directly related to the main plot, there's no need to go into so much detail.

You've already pulled off a major upset early on, so don't try to reconcile or back down later. People who came here because of your profile want to see you make a name for yourself, not reconcile with capital.

I don't know if any of you have worked in companies where two departments compete with each other. Personally, I think it's terrible. In short: what the superiors do, the subordinates follow. The entire company was rife with infighting and scheming. I went downstairs to get some materials for my group, and they made things difficult for me, ignored me, and wouldn't correct any mistakes.

The protagonist keeps talking about sharing and collaborating, but what happens when a problem arises? He gets WeChat to block everyone else. Is this the kind of sharing he's talking about? He keeps saying he doesn't want internal competition, but when his own interests are involved, he tries to hold everyone back. The protagonist's thinking is completely contradictory.

Can we please reduce the number of stories about stay-at-home dads? I don't like stories about stay-at-home dads.

I suggest the author gradually sell off the gaming and entertainment businesses later on. These are highly competitive industries; the shift from physical stores to online shopping to live streaming is merely a change in business model, without creating new value, and the social impact has been poor.