Reborn: My Struggle
重生之我的奋斗
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 614k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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263Chapters
2.8kRecommendations
14.7kFans
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Seeing that profit-sharing arrangement made me lose interest. It's their own idea, their own money, and they only get so little. Other books just need two people, each costing a few thousand dollars, but you're giving away 80%? I've never seen anything so stupid.
Author, is it stupid of you to copy Huawei's share distribution model for your game company? All the credit goes to you, yet you only get 38% of the shares, not even 51%! Idealistic, huh? How many game companies in reality distribute shares like that? And that Zhao Jie who joined halfway through, just helping with website promotion, got 10% of the shares.
Having read over a hundred chapters, I have two main complaints about the early chapters: the haphazard distribution of company shares and the female lead. Why does she have to like you so much? You're not even handsome, and your grades aren't outstanding. At most, you should have a little bit of affection, but your writing is a bit exaggerated. Also, what's the point of having a fixed female companion after being reborn?
Can you remove the words "rebirth"?
The elements are too disorganized
There are a few points inside, right? Games, mobile phones, battery factories, chips, agriculture It feels like there's no main storyline, it's all jumbled up and disjointed. The protagonist is a college freshman of average intelligence from a rural area in 2008. In his previous life, he was a farmhand in a mechanical and electronic factory.
You keep spouting platitudes; I don't need you to do that! I'm not here to listen to a lecture.
Author, your writing is contradictory! First you say the protagonist is very handsome, even his landlady from before his rebirth had feelings for him, then later you say he's just average-looking! Did you forget about him while writing this?
This is fucking rubbish! The last two chapters only talked about the phone's appearance. I'm speechless.
I'll subscribe and leave; the plot was too bland. The company's share distribution was too generous.
The main character is involved in charity projects.