Xiaomi Heavy Industries: My First Startup!

I only read the first few chapters. They owed workers several months' wages, and when they asked for more, they fired them without even paying compensation. What kind of factory is this? A slaughterhouse? This is inhuman!

Even in novels, I can't imagine Xiaomi being associated with technology, let alone engaging in R&D. 🤔 Won't they develop a new Mi Dictionary? 🤔

First, Yu Tianzong, what kind of person is he? He's the kind of person who will never be a pioneer, whether it's a mobile phone or a car. Secondly, what makes the author believe that 4 billion yuan can make you surpass those tech giants? Huawei invested 1.2 Trillion yuan over 10 years, attracting global talent, which enabled it to eventually surpass others. Throwing in 4 billion yuan won't even make a ripple.

This is utterly brainless. It's completely devoid of any interest. The saying goes, "Only fame and achievement should not be lent to others," yet you don't keep this explosive halo for yourself and your core team, instead handing it over to those who contribute nothing and reap the benefits, and you're even smugly showing off.

Such an amazing system, and the male protagonist is supposed to be in the military and heavy industry sector, but all he does is this?? Make pressure cookers and gas cylinders to sell to the Middle East?? Are these sales channels stable?? Do you get your novel's material from marketing news? How can you write about such a low-level, unregulated, and low-profit project so openly?

Xiaomi has already messed up, and you're still sucking up to them.

Technology development is not easy; researching technology is extremely expensive. For example, Huawei, a telecommunications giant, needed such financial backing to develop 5G technology. Moreover, Huawei, being a technology company, had the research and connections necessary, along with support from higher authorities, enabling it to rise to prominence.

This book has seriously strayed from its original theme. I thought that with such an amazing cheat code, the protagonist would be developing high technology or something, but it seems to be mostly about things in the Middle East.

Having your own system and still cooperating with others? That's hilarious, what a character! Can you really own 100% of the company? Can you outmaneuver capital?

The products, profit margins, and various laws and regulations are all written based on his own imagination, completely detached from reality. The content is alright, quite enjoyable, but the details are all shoddy, like a pot of Wuchang rice mixed with rat droppings.