Back to 2005: Starting with the Campus Network, I Go All In!

As the founder of the company, the protagonist has amazing technology and "creative ideas" that are ahead of the times. He is also responsible for the daily affairs of the company. He works so hard and only gets 10% of the shares. On the other hand, the heroine invested some money in the early stage and then just lay there and lay there. Tell me why she got 90% of the shares? Even if the shares of the first company were given away, why should the heroine be given 90% of the shares of Pay Wallet, which is the protagonist's trump card after typing out codes one by one? Tell me what you are drawing, answer me! ! ! The protagonist can probably raise an investment of 1.8 Million if he takes out anything, and the shares will not be diluted so ridiculously if he raises money from outside. Whether it is a taxi war, a hundred group wars or even a food delivery war, angel investment rarely exceeds 30%. The whole plot looks very abstract. The female protagonist is like a small sign that explodes gold coins, and the male protagonist is like a love. I've only read chapter 140 of this stupid turtle guy. I've already helped the author figure out how to follow this story to the extra plot. The female protagonist joins forces with the male protagonist's roommate to seduce the male protagonist. Finally, he leaves the house and is hit by a dump truck. After death, he continues to be reborn. In this way, he can continue the next work, which is called "Rebirth 05: Taking back everything that belongs to him from the campus".

After being reborn for so long, I don't have any capital, so I relied on Bai Fumei's girlfriend to contribute 16 million to start a business. Then the girlfriend shares 80%, herself 10%, and the three roommates 10%. How outrageous! Even if you don't have capital, you can't start your own business in several installments. Even if you give the bulk of your money to your girlfriend for the first time, you can still get a start-up capital, and you can focus on your next projects! He is also labeled as having "multiple heroines", he doesn't even have financial power, and he doesn't even have the confidence to speak loudly as a live-in son-in-law! What is the author's brain circuit? ? ? ! This kind of turtle man is really incredible! The author suggests that when the company develops to a market value of 100 billion in the middle and later stages, the heroine and the roommate get together, and the NTR protagonist is driven out of the company. Educate this turtle boy well! Guaranteed to turn your reputation around! 😁

My girlfriend shares 80% of the shares, my roommate shares 10% of the shares, and I own 10% of the shares. Against the odds, working for others is free of charge?😅😅😅🤫

The plot fluency is okay, but the commerciality is seriously unqualified. The protagonist only has 10% of the shares and the girlfriend has 80% of the shares. The agreement for the protagonist to control the company has not yet been signed. In other words, you can write random things in the novel. To be more realistic, if the company becomes bigger and has the possibility of being listed, the girlfriend's family can instigate or intervene to kick the protagonist out, and then kick the protagonist out by various means. After all, there are 18 handsome guys every year.

The business is really bad. I had no start-up capital for so many years after rebirth. My girlfriend gave me 1 million for 80% of the shares, and I only have 10%. Taking three roommates to start a business and giving back the shares is extremely toxic.

After being reborn, he came back to work for his girlfriend and roommate. . .

Qidian should set up the author blacklist function, it is too time-consuming.

Capital does not dare to do this with this ownership structure. Why in reality, after so many rounds of financing and equity dilution, can the founder still guarantee a certain amount of shares? Is it because capital is too conscientious? It is because capital is afraid that the founder will fail or run away! A founder who cannot get the company's dividends will always have other capital to fund him to start a new business!

It's so scary. After reading the comments, my girlfriend's share is 80, my roommate is 10, and I am 10. I have recommended this book several times, but I dare not open it for fear of being disgusted.

The worst of the worst, he had 10% of the shares in the reborn entrepreneurship before raising any capital, and let his three sophomore roommates get 10% of the shares. What can the three sophomores bring to the male protagonist's entrepreneurship? Isn't it better to pay someone who has graduated or is a senior than to give them shares? Are these three people the father of the male lead? There are also women who have no problem paying for shares, but 80 is too much. Too poisonous.