Building a Tech Powerhouse by Squandering Money

The biggest flaw is the entire "splurging" system. The idea of ​​"splurging" is basically from over a decade ago, and using it now is counterproductive. Furthermore, deliberately losing money for the sake of "splurging" makes it even less interesting.

It's alright! I've been watching too much Tomato lately, so I'm used to it now. 😭 Compared to tomatoes, this is so much better, waaaaaaah...

Such systems are no longer popular, and they're particularly repulsive! They're also the easiest to mess up when writing code...

This book is readable, but I won't read it once it's available for purchase. Thank you to the author for letting me read 100,000 to 200,000 words for free.

I don't even dare to click on the comments section. Oh well, if I don't go to hell, who will?

That's an overstatement. It's the same as "far ahead"—when has "shaky ahead" ever supported the domestic supply chain?

If your novel didn't have the extravagant spending trope, and you just made a reputation system instead, it would be much more pleasing to the eye.

More than ten chapters have passed and there's still no high-tech stuff. And they should just cancel this wasteful points system and get a reputation system instead; it's so annoying.

The second point in the introduction is to avoid dragging foreign companies down with them. Instead, they've dragged their own side into chaos. By then, the profit won't be much, and instead... The wages of cattle and horses are being squeezed.

Could you please include a picture of the phone when you post a picture of it? I'm getting tired of looking at them.