Reborn in 2009: Starting with the Mobile Internet
重生2009，从移动互联网开始
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- Urban
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- Business & Workplace
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A Reading Journal for History and Urban Fiction
I consider myself fairly knowledgeable about urban and historical fiction. The books I recommend have qualities I think are worth recommending. I’m not afraid of flaws, but I do want a story to have something distinctive. Evaluating a book isn’t about nitpicking; it’s about weighing its strengths against its weaknesses. I recommend books whose strengths I personally feel outweigh their flaws. Of course, every reader has their own taste, and a book not being to your liking isn’t something you can
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Has the person been replaced? It's starting to become toxic.
The business aspects were well-written at the beginning, but then suddenly you start plagiarizing songs and fawning over celebrities. You're a business tycoon, yet you're calling everyone "sister"—it's incredibly low.
Overall, it's not bad, but the fact that the protagonist (the main character) is always holed up in school is a mistake. Also, for internet projects, the founder and the company must be exposed; startups with behind-the-scenes manipulation are not suitable for internet projects.
Here's a joke: The founder of an internet platform tries to curry favor with celebrities.
This book isn't abandoned yet. The author's protagonist embodies the extreme weakness of human nature. It's not much different from the Treaty of Shanyuan; the protagonist is about to win the competition but surrenders, merging with a competitor's subsidiary and letting the competitor manage the operations.
Starting a business is fine, but what's with all the interaction with celebrities? A future internet giant, connecting with celebrities? Ask Ma Huateng (Pony Ma) instead of lowering your standards.
Several suggestions
1. The career storyline is actually quite well written, but it's too smooth and lacks conflict. If it continues to be written like this, it will basically become a monotonous account of events by the time it's published. 2. The author attempted to add some conflict and show off, but the effect was worse than not adding it at all. It felt forced and contrived.
The female lead was just so-so.
Just having some fun with a harem. Just inject some energy, but it's weird to cast actresses from the entertainment industry as the female leads.
Back in 2009, I was still setting alarms to play online games and compete for parking spaces...
Lei Jun once said that an entrepreneur's shares represent their dream.
I suggest adjusting the shareholding of the main character's roommate, as it will be difficult to manage if financing is needed later.
I just don't understand. A phone that's better than the iPhone 4, with a launch price of 1999. What were they thinking?