Reborn as a Business Tycoon

This is toxic. Shouldn't stock incentives for key executives be distributed equally among all shareholders at the company level after an IPO? The protagonist using his own stock to reward them is a huge mistake.

He's involved in stock trading, running an online store, writing novels, making movies, and composing songs—it's exhausting to watch him juggle all these things.

It seems the author wants to do everything and everything in every book, then starts living in fear and is forced to donate all his assets. The beginning and end are a cycle; he does everything, yet it feels like he accomplished nothing. Reading it feels like a waste of time. The protagonist is simultaneously prostituting himself with horses and proclaiming himself a saint—it's just ridiculous, his mentality is so schizophrenic.

No, author, your business plan, company plan, and product plan are too unclear. I've read them twice, and each time I feel it's because your industry is unclear. 1. Internet Business: Is Jumei part of Jumei Holdings Internet Group, or just an e-commerce brand? Is Jumei Juhuasuan a combination of JD. Com and half of Taobao and Pinduoduo?

This is fake, too simplistic. The protagonist should just donate all his shares; billions now, hundreds of billions in the future—it's not a free gift. This isn't just a small amount. The protagonist doesn't seem like a protagonist at all; he's like a loser, always hesitant and afraid of everything.

After reading the first chapter, you've already made a million-dollar fortune by buying footballs, yet you're still trying to pick up girls in the factory. I don't understand the point. Will you lack women once you've achieved success in your career?

This is such a mess. You're running so many businesses, how can you manage? Can't I just focus on one core business? Other investments are fine. Why do you have to get into mobile phones? Do you think everyone else is stupid?

There's a reason why it's free.

The beginning was alright, but in the middle and later parts, the character was practically a carbon copy of the three generations of loyal ministers! Every word was a veiled attack on Huawei. I wonder if they're ashamed now that the Kirin chip is out.

I've subscribed to 70 chapters, and the more I read, the more speechless I become. The protagonist is incredibly childish and naive!