Reborn in 2010: I Just Want to Build a Business
重生2010：我只想搞事业
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Don't write anything about helping your roommates start a business; just give them something when you arrive. Shares? That's disgusting. Your roommate is like your father or mother. You have to give them shares. If you do, I'll immediately remove them from my bookshelf. There's a book on Renren (a Chinese social networking site) that claims to have created a trillion-dollar market value. Your roommate's girlfriend gets 90% of it, and you only get 10%. This book is getting slammed.
Trying to use WeChat? Are you still half asleep?
The title is "Only Want to Focus on My Career," but the opening chapters are all about chasing women.
It's normal for capital to patronize female celebrities. In the end, celebrities are just commodities and playthings in the eyes of capital. How many celebrities who become popular have powerful backers? Think about Hong Kong and Taiwan! Is the mainland really that wonderful? It's just that it's not outwardly apparent!
Gradually, I became vulgar, wanting to be involved in everything, but I remained superficial. It turned into a very superficial, fast-paced, feel-good story; it's mediocre at best.
The main company shouldn't be raising funds; listing the subsidiaries is the way to go. And he's already the richest man in the country before even graduating from university—is he writing fantasy?
Less content about female celebrities
The female lead is supposed to be capable and not a celebrity, but this is so awkwardly written!
Success means having fun. Look how much Zhang Chaoyang enjoys it: supermodels, mountain climbing, travel, and lectures. Jack Ma enjoys it even more, holding discussions with so many heads of state and showing off.
The writing is pretty good right now. If you have money but don't date female celebrities, what's the point of making it? Keep it up, author! You could add fewer ordinary people and more female celebrities.
I don't understand what you're writing. You're starting a business but not building a team. And you're not even going to try to pick up girls.