Reborn in 2008: Rising from Cheap Knockoff Phones

The main theme of Yu Da's book Pig's Feet is to put interests first and not be emotional. This is the normal modern business elite. It's just different from other sexy pig's feet.

It's quite fun to watch without thinking, and the protagonist can easily acquire Nvidia. The Americans are probably collectively blind.

Why do you feel like the more you write, the more stupid you become? There is still a market and fierce competition. Are you a monopoly now? Nowadays, products with high added value still compete with foreign products. Foreign companies can't get in. Competition is useless.

Some historical novels are really quite speechless. They become emperors and go out to fight in person😅 You can say that they are all covered in armor, pushing forward with absolute superiority of troops, or passively defending the city. However, they prefer to use a small number of troops to conquer personally😅 and then have to be chased by others and surrounded by enemies. And he is not a grassroots team like the Shangou Emperor, but an emperor who is almost a third of the world. I can't understand this kind of behavior at all...

No, I don't understand this author. Why does he write so dryly? You wrote that Europe was shocked by your intelligence, but you wrote down their reactions. Write more. Wouldn't this be a climax? The result? The title says "I'm shocked", then the text rambles a lot, and then I mention "Europe is shocked, and our friends and businessmen are also shocked," just say it in one sentence? I've repeated those ramblings a few times and I'm still writing. Can I say something serious about it in one sentence? If I keep doing this, I feel like this book is going to get cold.

The pace is okay, even a bit slow. The biggest problem is that the word count is very serious, and some of the words are repeated over and over again.

Robots have replaced ordinary human jobs, so do these hundreds of millions of ordinary people drink the northwest wind? You say you use virtual games to paralyze ordinary people, then don't ordinary people need to eat? Does the state pay? Every time I see these tech articles using robots and drones to replace ordinary jobs done by humans, I feel very poisonous. Is your company giving money to these hundreds of millions of ordinary people? Or does the state pay? And you can't afford to lose money. If you have less money, you can't even support your children's education, let alone other cars and the like. And ordinary people have no money. This social economy is a stagnant water. No one consumes. How can your company make money out of thin air? The currency detector is not in your hand either.

I am also convinced by the author. If you say he is good, his technical explanations are clear and logical, but if you say he is not good, I read online articles to kill time and have fun, not to read high-tech instructions. Author, in addition to technical explanations, your article can also contain more daily details.

How can this be a high-quality product? I have read dozens of chapters, and it is extremely long-winded. They are all background introductions and technology news collected from the Internet. There is no plot advancement and no character interaction.

The author kills Lenovo in the book when he has time