
I'm Really a Business Tycoon
我真是大企业家
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 650k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Business & Workplace
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
285Chapters
3kRecommendations
28.3kFans
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Author, in how many chapters are you planning to take down the Tang and Song families (these two families are disgusting), especially that woman surnamed Tang? If you don't cripple her, I'm not following this book anymore. Also, please write less about women! One or two is fine, but stop with the flirting. To be honest, after reading the free chapters, I didn't even want to continue.
I stopped watching after Bai Jing left. The male lead seemed irresponsible and indecisive. She was clearly his first woman, and he had no reason to leave. What's wrong with getting married? This is a novel, is a harem forbidden or something? She did leave behind a child, but is that some lame excuse? In my opinion, Bai Jing is the most suitable and should be the empress in the harem.
After reading this rebirth novel, I can hardly read any other rebirth novels. Enter this pit with caution!
He possesses skill, ambition, courage, and vision—a true kingly presence. The author is awesome! 👍
This novel presents a scenario I fear most when I empathize with the protagonist: being too high-profile and prematurely contacting a powerful team while weak, revealing too much of his talent! It's easy to die! It's enjoyable to read, but prone to sudden demise! My ideal scenario is a low-key, stealthy approach to making money and developing a business empire! Building your own power base!
If you can't write female-centric stories, don't write them. Many online novels are ruined by poorly portrayed female protagonists.
The plot hasn't expanded enough recently. Even if the Mitsui ban doesn't reach the central government, for Hunan and Shanghai, the local governments can't ignore the fact that a company with significant local investment is being targeted, especially in high-quality industries like wafer fabs and mobile phones.
I think it would be best to write less about women in commercial novels and simply portray them as mere tools. Many authors who can't write well try to add flowery language, resulting in numerous errors and omissions.
Keep it up, update more, and attract more women! I support you!
I came in based on the synopsis, and the beginning was somewhat interesting, but then... Well, let's just say it was disappointing. The author overestimated their writing ability. Some parts were indeed quite impressive, suggesting the author is doing well in real life. The author might have great ideas, but the writing process often falls short.