
I Want to Become a Tycoon
我要做财阀
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- 1.5M Words
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- Urban
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- Business & Workplace
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- 2y ago
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- Qidian
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Samsung's major shareholder is the United States, the Bank of Korea is controlled by the United States, the Korean economy is controlled by the United States, and the military is controlled by the United States. South Korea cannot even control its own country. You, a Chinese, are crazy about consortiums. You will be the breadwinner of the US intelligence agency and the local garrison!
The Chinese are working as chaebols in South Korea. Is this a science fiction novel?
In the final analysis, chaebols such as Japan and South Korea are deformed products supported by the United States, and they are not as exaggerated as they are boasted on the Internet. For example, after South Korea became a military government, the influence of chaebols began with Roh Moo-hyun and reached its peak. These chaebols do not necessarily have a large number of shares, but they control the most critical management rights. Do you think the richest man like Masayoshi Son is a chaebol? Japanese and Korean consortiums are jointly owned by families, the state, and foreign capital, and families use management rights within the consortium to form industrial trusts through cross-shareholdings and industrial alliances. Politically, they align with the conservative party to compete with the government, and are naturally exclusive.
If it weren't for the pressure from the Yankees, any president would teach you, this plutocrat, how to behave or behave🐶
This book is the best Korean entertainment and Korean business article I have read in the past 3 years.
The author is great. He writes really well and the logic is reasonable. Of course there are things to complain about 1. Kim Tae Hee's presence is too weak and she is not pretentious enough. The feeling of a chaebol wife is not written out. There are too few pretense scenes where other actresses want to rise to the top and are beaten by the Kim sisters. 2 This is the most important thing. I have seen more than 220 chapters. The protagonist is already a chaebol. Don't get involved in Girls' Generation or Crown through official affairs. How can you, Nim, the president of the SA chaebol, go through countless levels to manage the debut of a group, and the departure and retention of group members, which is equivalent to the chairman taking charge of the schedule of the bathroom cleaning staff. It is really very fantasy. I suggest that the author enters the girlhood through Seohyun's personal perspective, such as a party, Seohyun's birthday, the kind that definitely brings sisters and group members, or a private jet to fly along, etc. It should have the character of the protagonist and be a big boss at least, are you right? It feels like Cinderella meets a chaebol.
To be honest, you are a Chinese who has not changed your nationality. Why do you become a chaebol? It will be better in the early stage, but in the later stage other chaebols and the government will definitely unite to suppress it.
Your Xinya AI model is too ridiculous. Author, can you not take technology for granted when writing about it? Every modern high-tech enterprise invests very heavily, and technology has developed rapidly. Do you think that if you have a direction, you can figure it out ten or twenty years in advance? If you can advance two to three years, you will be considered very skilled. Earlier you wanted to sell electric cars in the past few years, but now you have developed an AI model. In that era, even big data was not mature, so how could we be qualified to develop AI models? Those so-called chess AIs are all calculated based on rules, which is very different from the summary and inductive reasoning of big data.
I wonder what the valuation of New Asia Media is when it goes public? He earned US$500 million in cash on the books alone, and the legendary agent can earn hundreds of millions a year. Even Shanda's legendary listing cost more than one billion U. S. Dollars. In fact, it is better for each subsidiary to be listed separately. For example, Xinya Network, which has great potential, doesn't have much valuation if you package and list it now. It's better to wait until it matures and then list it. New Asia Investment itself has raised more than 1 billion US dollars, so there is no need to go public. Just list entertainment media and real estate directly.
In South Korea, it started in 2000, which was a bit late. I feel that it was best before 1996. It took some time to lay the foundation. Moreover, South Korea is one of the most xenophobic countries in the world. The identity of the protagonist determines many things.
Bai Fumei, female academic master
This one still has charm😃😃