Blinding EP3, Starting with a Pager!

Chapter 22 finally has its toxic moments. For no reason, the protagonist starts cursing because of standards. It's just a matter of setting business standards. Back then, the technology was backward. If you could do it, you should have just suggested it. Normal communication would have been fine. But then you come along and say, "Do you want to do it or not? I don't want to do G." I really think that's rubbish. Aren't you afraid of getting beaten to death for doing business like that?

The protagonist is too immature, lacking the composure expected of a middle-aged person who has transmigrated. He's loud and impulsive, and his thinking is completely immature, just like a young person.

The author should write fewer scenes about smoking; he's been reborn and has changed his bad habit.

Despite writing so many books, it's still just rambling nonsense from a novice... He doesn't even understand business. A large American company applies for a million dollars in R&D funding. Just the evaluation and decision-making process alone takes who knows how long.

This author's books are all just a bait and switch; he has absolutely no business sense.

Even big shots use this trending topic.

The idea that one can change the world through their own foresight without any external help is nothing but wishful thinking.

Pagers are a market-driven product and a highly profitable industry. The bulk of the product's profits go to the distribution channels, namely state-owned telecommunications companies. Another approach is to target the lower-tier market, focusing on the 18th-tier cities. Don't look down on those who are only at the lowest level.

I read a novel about a company that manufactures smartphones, which outperforms Samsung and Apple, but refuses to build base stations.

In the telecommunications industry, if you don't have a strong backer, or your connections aren't strong enough, you'll end up like ZTE. This concerns the nation's lifeline and purse strings; can you really control it?