Pride of Chinese-Made Goods: The World Is Begging Me to Sell

You lack even basic economic concepts. Do you think that by acting as a price-cutting manipulator, you're benefiting the people? Have you considered that dumping goods at extremely low prices across all the industries you're involved in will cause their rapid demise, leading to a wave of bankruptcies and massive unemployment?

I don't usually care about book reviews, but the low price is unbearable. I can understand it with bicycles, but does this completely misunderstand the market for electric bikes? You keep claiming to be benefiting the people, but do you know this kind of behavior is essentially dumping?

Uh… a bicycle launch, and they even have a press conference? Live-streamed online? Uh… I sell tea eggs, can I hold a press conference there? Like, a live-streamed one?

Setting prices like the protagonist's will cause countless industries to go bankrupt, countless people to lose their jobs, and the government to lose a huge amount of tax revenue! This isn't a source of pride for domestic products; it's a poison to the country! The government will absolutely not allow such a company to exist!

That's outrageous! You're selling things at such low prices, leaving no room for other manufacturers to survive? Are you relying on zero-cost system development? Don't other companies spend money on development? Isn't this just like those big companies that drive out competitors by losing money to lower prices and engage in price wars?

The world's most powerful business owner has the mentality of a loser, easily startled and prone to taking deep breaths. Please, you're a man with a system; unless your life is in danger, can't you write the protagonist as a little wiser, more composed, and unfazed even if Mount Tai were to jump in front of him?

High-tech products should have high-tech prices. What's with this mindless low price? The product quality is top-notch, yet the price is lower than even the lowest-end models on the market. What are you thinking? It's completely unreasonable. The first product could be attributed to nostalgia, after all, it's a Phoenix brand bicycle, and customer feedback was acceptable.

Domestic products have always been good; it's just that you're buying them the wrong way. You should buy exported domestic products—the quality is excellent.

After seeing the prices of bicycles and electric bikes, I have to say something – this is outrageous. High technology paired with low prices is an insult to knowledge. Of course, all the technology mentioned in the article is free, with no research and development costs, so it completely disrespects knowledge.

This writer is utterly unworthy of the term "industry." They also have absolutely no experience in running a company. Is the author a liberal arts graduate? Or a vocational school student?