A Great Nation Rises: Starting with a Bound Tech Game

It can only be said that this is a game, not an urban novel. Is there only workers in a company and no administrative staff? I didn't see finance or personnel. Since it is technology, it must be related to patents, and patents are not mentioned. Starting a company has always been smooth sailing, with no pressure from competition.

I think the problem with this book is that everything seems to come to fruition all at once, such as talent recruitment, technology research and development, and business cooperation. The descriptions of these contents seem to achieve the results casually. There is not much process, and the exciting points cannot be shown. In more than ten or twenty chapters, a company with an annual output value of several billions is covered, and its specific influence cannot be seen from the side description.

Now this book is a little different from other books I have read. Many books start with a bang and then slowly fade away, but this book, on the contrary, starts flat and goes high. The book is divided into fifty chapters. The first volume and the second volume are completely in two rhythms. I was a little confused when I started dividing the papers. I felt that it was too early to divide the papers, but now it seems to be quite appropriate. The first volume is called Dream Beginning. It is generally good. However, there is one problem. It is too bland and smooth. It is indeed called Dream Beginning. There are not many bad points on the whole. After reading it, I feel that it is tasteless and it is a pity to abandon it. The first volume is mainly about games as a whole. It can be regarded as a management and farming upgrade article. There is not much conflict and it is above average. The style of the second volume has undergone a real change. The farming style has directly shifted to business war writing, and the conflicts and character descriptions have been directly upgraded to a higher level. If the first volume is still a little short of hay, then the second volume already feels like food. Yes, the second volume has undergone earth-shaking changes. The title of the second volume is The World of Great Conflict, and the novel also echoes the title of the volume. At the beginning, the protagonist competes for 3S talents in two industries; later, Samsung appears as the villain and competes with the protagonist for the market; the protagonist is besieged to compete for opportunities and orders. At the same time, there are more character descriptions, personalities, and dialogues, and the game is completely supplementary. Of course, if you think about it carefully, the first volume is actually a foreshadowing for the second volume, and the second volume completely takes off based on the first volume. If it can be maintained in the future, I think the performance of this book should not be bad.

This is another science and technology article that is trying to sell the meat of others. Can you please stop insulting technology and just be reborn? The technology created by the technology system is the technology that has appeared in the past.

This is not a science and technology article or a business article, this is a game article. The biggest bug is that the protagonist makes money on the system, but how to solve the running account? It's very unreasonable in many aspects, and I don't even explain it.

Such an awesome system requires a joint venture! Speechless! ! ! !

I found that several novels are about developing companies, research and development, success, publishing, sensation, and nothing else at all.

Just look at the plot and it's awesome. The efficiency of industrial and commercial services is very high. It also takes time to register a new company or buy a shell company to change the name and legal person scope. You can run it first and then reissue it later.

After being stabbed in the back, I opened the golden finger to give the technology

It's not bad, it's still watchable in the same genre, and there are relatively few poisonous points. Keep up the good work.