Reborn in 2010: The Invisible Tycoon
重生2010之隐形首富
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- Ongoing
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- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Author, you've killed off a book with the potential to become a legend. I sincerely suggest you start a new chapter as soon as possible, or take a few days off to revise the content and reorganize the outline.
Your earlier work on Bitcoin showed the potential to become a masterpiece, but your writing on bike-sharing became simplistic and amateurish. If you continue along this outline, it won't even reach that level; it'll just be pure, rambling writing. There's no desire to click. I'm not the author, but I'm a reader. I don't need to empathize, but I do need to feel the urge to click and read.
A wealthy, low-profile person with no influence is just a fat pig. At this stage, they're ready to be slaughtered. Investigate thoroughly, then tie them up and torture them severely. 🙂
Cryptocurrency trading is a bit of a shady business, isn't it? I've seen people lead villages to prosperity through hard work, but I've never seen anyone lead them to make money through shady dealings. Even someone like Liu Qiangdong (Liu Qiangdong) just invests in real businesses, creating jobs and such. If you lead them to cryptocurrency trading and they go bankrupt, the psychological gap and comparison will drive them crazy, won't they want to kill your whole family? 😰
I read the author's post about Bitcoin and how he led the entire village to manipulate and speculate on Bitcoin. Is it really that simple?
This book has been updated to chapter 20. Here's a brief explanation. The protagonist only focuses on making money in the early stages; only after he has enough money will he pursue other things, such as women… Furthermore, Bitcoin's doom is nearing its end, and the main character's next step will be venture capital... Also, this book has multiple female protagonists…
The synopsis is so simplistic. What kind of background does the protagonist have to invest in internet companies? Look at the founders of unicorn companies like Meituan, Didi, and Pinduoduo—aren't they all highly educated second-generation heirs?
This book is somewhat insulting to one's intelligence. 😤😤
What garbage!
I can't stand it anymore, it's all just horrible acts of people getting hacked to death.
The initial Bitcoin storyline was very engaging, but the feeling shifted later on. The sheer amount of excitement from having money and easily dominating the market was gone, and many things felt like jokes, lacking any real impact.
That's incredible! Fifty million users just from one mouth? How long did it take WeChat to reach that many users? Smartphones weren't widespread back then either; I don't remember ever using location services, so I'm curious how the protagonist achieved this phone-like functionality.