Devil, Go Create Residual Value!

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There is a copy of American Philanthropist, which has been blocked. . . Lead good people to make America work 18 hours a day. . . Many such books have been sealed. . The reality is that there are not many factories that work from eight in the morning to two in the evening. . .

You know, in the demon world, you can control the undead, you can have death slavery, you can have time and space hubs, and working 20 hours a day is too conscientious!

You work 20 hours a day, how can you be a good person? The British were much better than you in the early industrial revolution, and they were still ordinary people. Why can't you, a supernatural devil, work 24 hours a day?

The protagonist is really a good person. The assembly line of Dawei's devil factory next door works continuously 24*29 hours, and then takes a day off. If he makes a mistake, his wisdom will be wiped out and turned into a machine tool.

Twenty hours of work a day︕😳🤯

Introduction: Work 20 hours a day. Keywords: relaxed. Inexplicable 🙂 joy.

You work twenty-five hours a day and you still owe me one hour. Remember to pay me.

After reading more than a dozen chapters, there is nothing wrong with the logic, but the description of the poor and the slaves is not deep enough, and the remaining arrogance of the nobles is not reflected. For example, if the werewolf slave father and daughter can be described in depth in about one chapter, for example, from the perspective of the two people, they are about to escape but are caught and killed, and then there are passers-by who are just watching. In this way, the seriousness will come out. The overall style of the original text is actually relatively relaxed. If the atmosphere is not enough, it will not be easy to substitute.

Every book lover has his or her own pallu

Only work 20 hours a day? Where did the remaining 4 hours go? If you calculate this as one day's wages, I will deduct four hours of wages from you.

Is there a Shennong 🙂🙂? Those who have never seen the author dare not read it.

The description of the protagonist's demonic form made me think of the Hell Pickup King for the first time. If there is a white-haired demon girl appearing in the future, I can refer to it.

What a capitalist who has lost all humanity, I like it

So the protagonist relies on selling cheap labor to gain competitiveness.

How many of them were attracted by the introduction?

Damn it, this introduction makes my scalp tingle, and I have an inexplicable fear of reading this book 🥵

This word count feels like it's unfinished, so I won't read it.

For example, being discovered by other humans Or for example, teaching demons knowledge. After teaching, the demons know more, and then they want to rebel? Or the food given to the devil is too good. What if one day the same food cannot be given and they cause trouble?

I originally wanted to keep reading, but I just saved 11 chapters and suddenly I finished the book╮(╯＿╰)╭

It's a pity. The subject matter is very attractive and the early stage is not bad.

Eating

Update it quickly, otherwise I'll just keep reading it bit by bit, it's boring

It may feel a bit similar to "Qualified Capitalists Should Exploit Weirdness". That book was finished with more than 100 pictures. I hope this book can make up for the regret.

Reading this novel made me think of several questions For example, if one of my employees died suddenly because of unpaid overtime, could I sue their parents and ask them to compensate for the losses caused to the company because their son died suddenly while working overtime and failed to complete the expected workload Also, if the employees refused to work overtime without pay, could I sue them and ask them to compensate, for example They say I can earn 10 million from this job, but because you refused to work overtime, or said you didn't work hard enough at work, I only earned 8 million. Can I sue you in court and ask you to compensate for the remaining 2 million? Also, if my employees leave after a few days of employment, can I sue them and ask them to compensate for the value they can create for me during their future work? For example, in the future job, he can bring me 1 million in income in the second half of his life, but he runs away after working for a few days. Can I sue him and ask him to compensate for his 1 million? And today's students go to school to study, aren't they all to work? Then why can't these students pay to come to me? I work in our company. This way not only does the company have enough funds to operate, but it also solves the problem of college students' employment difficulties. It is perfect. Finally, there is the question that I can't figure out the most. Since chickens, ducks and geese can be killed and eaten, then if my employees die, why can't the company recycle their property?

There are still some flaws, looking forward to the follow-up

I've been unhappy with Tier for a long time. When will he end his role?😰

I really like it. I just saw the first order.

It's okay to write it down to this point. In fact, I feel like I won't read it even if I continue writing it. The writing style of most authors cannot support their imagination. The first 100 or 200 chapters seem novel, but the rest becomes boring.