Back to 1981: Starting with Building Video Game Consoles
重回1981从造游戏机开始
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- Completed
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- 629k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 1y ago
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The protagonist is portrayed as too lewd; he should be executed immediately.
The author's ideas for the protagonist are truly outrageous; he's got the skills to embezzle public funds, commit job-related crimes, and engage in speculation and profiteering 😄 The criminal law way is definitely a quick way to make money 😄
If you like talking about romance, go to the female-oriented section.
Before 1992, you couldn't make game consoles in mainland China, and even if you did, you wouldn't be able to make a big business.
Wow, assembling a motherboard costs 100 yuan, and a skilled worker earns 800 yuan a day? You're really something else!
You know nothing and are just writing nonsense. Do you know why there were only educational machines, not game consoles, before? Because they weren't allowed to make them!
Do you have no concept of $30 billion? How much foreign exchange reserves did China have back then, buddy?
There are so many melodramatic plots. If you like melodrama so much, why bother with romance? Why not go for a domineering CEO romance?
We wanted to see you make game consoles and games, to see the world's players' amazement at them, but instead you spend all your time running your company, dating, and even writing about the daily lives of your workers? Is that really necessary? Can you please write more about the main storyline?
I read one and a half chapters, and it's incredibly toxic. There's just one question: why did the protagonist illegally embezzle factory funds to start his business? He has three older brothers and a father, none of whom are ordinary. Couldn't he have borrowed a few hundred yuan from his family and taken his time? Why was he in such a rush to be born into this world?