Those Years I Was Forced to Make the Forbes List

It was just a fantasy of the civil engineering guy before he starved to death.

To be honest, as someone in the construction industry, I don't even dare to click on these ads. Even our company, a large state-owned enterprise, is being cheated by the local government, leaving us with a mountain of unresolved debts. I don't even want to think about how private companies survive. If you're in the construction industry and don't have incredibly strong connections, you'd better stay far away.

Dude, the later parts of your writing are really good, explaining the logic of industrial development and the opposing competitors within industries, including the target audience. However, your book title is terrible, and the introduction is also awful. I thought you were going to write about infrastructure, but the focus is on the combination of finance, capital, and technology.

If I were truly reborn, I would absolutely never go into engineering, whether it's a construction company, a client company, or a design firm—there's just too much rotten stuff. I'd rather enjoy life.

Most entrepreneurial novels these days simply portray incompetent villains who constantly clash with the protagonist due to their ineptitude, making them completely unreadable. This book, however, is well-written, with a deep and engaging plot. Just like in real life, the protagonist's business plans and romantic experiences are not without their challenges; there are always unexpected events and oversights. A good story is one that constantly adapts and evolves.

Those in the construction industry are frequent visitors to various high-end clubs; after being reborn, they went from seasoned veterans to devoted, simps.

I couldn't finish reading more than a few chapters. I don't understand the rush. Every protagonist, even those who are reborn, seems to want to become the richest person in a year, then get into a top university, chase after women, and then do shady things for some so-called "connection"—even more useless than in their previous lives.

In Chapter Two, the protagonist, a former school bully, is reborn and immediately starts lecturing everyone. Do you think students of that age would listen? Then, he even humbles himself before his rivals, apologizing profusely and even letting them beat him up to vent their anger. His knees are truly weak. How can he maintain his reputation with his brothers like this?

Writing about engineering is writing about engineering, writing about e-commerce is writing about e-commerce; the two are not related and are not forced together. It's like flying in the sky without an outline, writing wherever the thoughts take them.

Regarding the career storyline: This is a good book. The author has a grand vision, aiming to help the country reap more benefits during its rapid development period, such as in the semiconductor and mobile internet sectors. Using the advantages of being a reborn individual, the author guides national industries along the right path through finance, technology, and real estate, seizing…