Tycoon Supreme

The protagonist, a single sheep, keeps getting fatter and fatter, without needing a flock to distract him. It's predicted that even if his future financial resources don't surpass those of the United States, he'll be able to keep up. He's getting a little too carried away; does this world even allow such a huge, fat sheep to exist?

Long-awaited reunion It was the era of Baisha that drew me into the official Qidian platform. Now, it feels like bumping into an old friend I haven't seen in years on the street—I can't believe it, yet it feels incredibly warm! Keep it up! Keep striving!

A young eunuch? At the peak of his energy, encountering all sorts of beautiful and charming women, and not being tempted at all? Either the protagonist is a eunuch, or the author has been single for decades and has become indifferent to worldly desires!

It's come back to life! I can't bear to read it until it's finished! 😜

That's way too much daydreaming, buddy. It feels like yours is just an outline...

Earning so much money, don't you enjoy it? You haven't mentioned your family at all. This is a saint! You're over 50!

Honestly, that's too exaggerated, a bit too much wishful thinking. Hollywood blockbuster studios aren't something just anyone can acquire. Even Columbia Pictures was built through a deal between Japan and the US. There are historical reasons why Hong Kong doesn't have tech companies. Don't think you can just build one whenever you want... You've just written a science fiction story disguised as reality.

Aren't Facebook and Tencent QQ very similar? Why create another Facebook? Don't you already have QQ users?

I lost interest after just reading the synopsis; I really dislike this kind of all-powerful protagonist.

There are many problems. The US semiconductor industry wasn't always dominant. During the Cold War, Japanese semiconductors surpassed the US. In fact, the US's modern leading semiconductor companies were actually a bunch of third-rate companies back then. After the complete collapse of the US semiconductor industry, the US used government power to forcibly acquire core technologies from Japan.