The Tech Manufacturer
技术制造商
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.8M Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Super Tech
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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The author is like that—step by step, climbing to the top, he wants to be like Zhao Gao. He already foresaw that he would have to abandon this book.
Personally, I don't think Huawei phones are particularly good, and I like Xiaomi phones quite a bit. I have no problem with other brands either, but I don't see anything admirable about brands that lack independent capabilities. Perhaps they are just good businessmen; I hope they don't end up like Lenovo.
No matter how well Xiaomi phones are designed, they're still just assembled phones; they lack prestige. Isn't the author afraid of losing popularity?
Those not on the US sanctions list shouldn't try to label themselves as "technology companies." 😇😇😇
I lost interest in watching after the main character joined Xiaomi, especially since the attempt to break into the high-end market was canceled and he ended up in the strategic planning department – isn't that ridiculous? He already owns three companies. If being a boss is so free, why would someone with three companies be willing to work for someone else?
It's not just Huawei that's been sanctioned. Look at the news; a whole host of tech companies, universities, top tech experts, and government officials have been sanctioned. Ultimately, it's about sanctioning and suppressing China, not about them doing anything wrong.
In all the rebirth and system-based business novels I've read, I've never seen a protagonist accept investment from Lei Jun of Xiaomi. Looking at Xiaomi's revenue and R&D investment, you can tell they really don't value research at all. They've filed a ton of patents, but they're all worthless peripheral patents.
Is this protagonist really that idle? He has his own company, yet he still works as a manager at someone else's company. If the protagonist likes mobile phones so much, why doesn't he build his own factory to produce them?
The company name is so corny! Rouyu, Zhenyu, Yuzhen—damn, I can't tell them apart at all!
I don't want to watch anymore after seeing the main character join Xiaomi 🤫. Why would he join Xiaomi instead of developing his own two companies? What was he thinking? Furthermore, since the protagonist wants to expand into multiple industries, he should establish his own parent company and use it to hold shares in Rouyu and Douyin.