Back to 2005: Starting with the Campus Network, I Go All In!
重回05，从校内网开始狂卷！
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The more I look at it, the more upset I get; I have to get it off my chest.
The protagonist, as the company founder, possesses incredible technical skills, cutting-edge "creativity," and handles all the company's daily operations. He works himself to the bone, yet only receives 10% of the shares. In contrast, the female lead only invested some money initially and then just lazed around doing nothing. Tell me, why should she get 90% of the shares?
The only way for this book to turn its reputation around is to be NTR!
Having been reborn for so long, he has no capital to start a business, relying entirely on his rich and beautiful girlfriend's 16 million yuan investment. Then, the shares are split: girlfriend 80%, him 10%, and his three roommates 10%. This is outrageous! Even if you don't have capital, you can't start a business in several installments.
Girlfriend owns 80% of the shares, roommate owns 10%, and I own 10%. Unbelievable! Am I just working for someone else for free? 😅😅😅🤫
The plot flows smoothly, but the commercial aspects are severely lacking. The protagonist only owns 10% of the shares, while his girlfriend owns 80%. There's no agreement yet that the protagonist controls the company. This means that in a novel, things can be written however one wants.
The business aspect is terribly written. After being reborn for so many years without any start-up capital, his girlfriend gives him 1 million for 80% of the shares, leaving him with only 10%. He's even giving shares to three roommates starting a business – it's toxic! I hate it when people bring their roommates into businesses. What do sophomores know?
Reborn, I work for my girlfriend and roommate...
After reading the reviews, this book is incredibly addictive.
Qidian should implement an author blacklist function; it's taking up too much time.
Even investors wouldn't dare to use such an equity structure. So why, in reality, after so many rounds of financing and equity dilution, do founders still manage to retain a certain percentage of shares? Are investors just too generous? It's because investors are afraid that the founders will either give up or run away! A founder who doesn't benefit from the company's profits can always find other capital to fund him to start his own business!
This is terrifying. After reading the reviews, the girlfriend's shareholding is 80%, the roommate's is 10%, and the person's is 10%. I've recommended this book several times, but I haven't dared to open it, afraid of being disgusted.
This is outrageous! He's reborn and starts a business without ever raising capital, yet he owns 10% of the shares, while his three second-year college roommates also get 10% each. What can three second-year students possibly contribute to the male protagonist's business? Wouldn't it be better to hire graduates or seniors instead of giving them shares? Are these three his fathers? And while it's fine for the woman to contribute money and shares, 80% is way too much. This is too cruel.