Reborn in 1999 to Build an Automotive Empire

This has been said countless times: no indiscriminate subsidies, no cutthroat competition, and so on. But why can't we do it? Isn't it just bad for the companies themselves, and what harm does it do to society? This includes industries like photovoltaics and new energy vehicles, which are entirely new and require extensive trial and error to develop.

I finished reading it in 3 days and here are my thoughts. (Please feature this post!) Review: For a new book by a new author, it's passable. Strengths: The author seems to have a long-term plan for the main storyline. In chapters 7-8, the focus shifts to auto parts, involving small components like nuts and bolts, as well as core components like engines and automatic transmissions.

Is this book even readable? They acquired Nvidia, speechless. 😒

Seeing the protagonist dare to go to the US every time to participate in various activities, I think he's incredibly bold. The fact that the group has no heir and he's still alive is because Americans are so kind. There are far too many deaths in American business competition, otherwise so many people wouldn't be afraid of mentally unstable gunmen. The protagonist doesn't have much of a security team and doesn't carry a gun abroad. Americans are truly kind.

Making glass cut off Cao Wude's source of income.

The protagonist is getting more and more... Musk said that Chinese people spend too much time on interpersonal relationships, and that's really true. 😥

This book is utterly brain-dead. According to the protagonist's development, he'd solve all the patents and technologies related to gasoline-powered vehicles that were holding China back. Why would China still bother with new energy vehicle subsidies? And without paying huge patent fees, who would be polite to joint venture automakers? They'd just kick you out if you didn't offer new technology.

The chapters about drones were truly baffling; the author was clearly a complete military novice. Even with the best stealth coatings, a drone's shape alone can't make it truly invisible, and it still needs to carry missiles. The plot also forces in some conflict with an adversary, mentioning that radars deployed in South Korea and Japan didn't detect the test flight of the drone.

Keep up the good work, author! There are too few articles about car manufacturing, and even those that exist are often misleading. This article could fill a gap in the niche market and has the potential to become a huge hit; it could even become a legendary work!

It's inappropriate to write about real businesses and then involve several female celebrities.