Reborn: The Mining Prodigy

I didn't read it, I only looked at the comments section, and saw it was about developing in state-owned mining companies or something. I guess it's another article about climbing the ladder through foresight or advanced technology, and I don't think I'll be interested in it. Online novels that focus on the development of the resource industry are doomed to fail.

You could write about developing it into a mining group or something. The previous book was too macro and too grand. Readers are looking for a sense of growth and development. The author's writing was too haphazard, with business trips here and mining there, and shares like water and money like scrap paper. It lacked a sense of integration and development. This kind of writing should be done step by step. I believe the results will definitely be better than the previous book.

It started off somewhat interesting, but later it became utterly baffling. It really feels like someone who's always been in an ivory tower. If you don't have some substance, don't write. A person with a good character and intentions ends up looking increasingly roguish as they write. This isn't some kind of erotic novel.

You worked so hard to help find minerals, then signed a payment document for 200,000, but only received 80,000. That's not even enough to pay your taxes, and you still have to put in another 10,000. Tell me, are you out of your mind?!

Why not leave this company?

Keep it up! (From the previous book)

It's brimming with negative energy, I should just cut it off.

The beginning was great, but the sudden drop in IQ is just too much! 😅

To write about minerals, you need money. Without money, you can't even afford a small mine; you need a lot of money, at least tens of billions.

Personally, I find it too frustrating. Even though reality is like this, in novels I still hope the protagonist will cause a ruckus. Reality is frustrating enough; to feel this frustrated in a novel is just unpleasant. 😵