A Great Nation Rises: Starting with a Bound Tech Game

This is clearly a game, not an urban fantasy novel. The company only has workers, no administrative staff? There's no finance or HR department. Since it's technology-related, it must be related to patents, but there's no mention of them. The company is running smoothly without any competitive pressure.

I think the problem with this book is that everything seems to show results too quickly. The recruitment of talent, the research and development of technology, and the business cooperation are all described as if the results are achieved casually, with little description of the process. As a result, the exciting moments are not shown. A company with an annual output value of several billion is built in just ten or twenty chapters, and the specific influence of the company is not shown.

This book is different from other books I've read. Many books have a bang at the beginning and then gradually become mundane, but this book is the opposite, starting flat and then rising. The book is divided into fifty volumes, with the first and second volumes having completely different rhythms.

This is yet another science fiction story that's all hype and no substance. Can you please stop insulting technology? Fine, it's a rebirth story, but the technology system creates is just technology that already existed.

This isn't a science fiction or business fiction; it's a game fiction. The biggest flaw is that the protagonist spends a lot of money on the system, but how do you handle the rambling, disjointed narrative? Many aspects are highly illogical, and there's no explanation provided.

Such an amazing system needs a joint venture! Unbelievable!!!

I've noticed that several novels only focus on developing a company, researching and developing it, achieving success, releasing it, and creating a sensation—nothing else is mentioned.

The plot is just amazing. The business registration process is incredibly efficient; even registering a new company or buying a shell company to change its name and legal entity takes time. Later on, you can operate first and then complete the formalities later.

Only after being betrayed do they give you the cheat code to improve your skills.

It's alright. It's watchable compared to other shows of the same genre. It has relatively few flaws. Keep up the good work.