
Reborn as the Strongest Tycoon
重生之最强财阀
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 104k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Business & Workplace
- Updated
- 10mo ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
50Chapters
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787Recs
19Fans
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Reader comments 16
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Don't write and write about making money and doing pig's feet!
I think it's better to focus on a few industries and go in depth. You can't want everything.
You can know what's going on by reading the introduction, step by step! It's obviously the eunuch's order
Chaebol is a monopoly
Monopoly, influencing politics, can you do it? Have more children, pass the family inheritance, and then hide dispersed assets, that's enough
Not surprisingly
It was such a bad start. As a reborn person, I was forced to come to my house by my creditors. The protagonist has no sense of urgency at all, and no idea of solving the problem, which is too inconsistent.
The opening is too long-winded, and there is no good opening. The author wants to come up with a different plot. So far, this plot is obviously not attractive enough, and the upper limit is not high. Especially for a student under 20 to provide suggestions to SAR officials, it seems very ridiculous and childish. It would be better than after the opening of the last book, everything went smoothly, the plot was reasonable, and unknowingly, it became a big group.
At that time, when you opened a garment factory, you had to buy imported cotton. The reason was that the country did not provide cotton and it was not included in the national plan. At that time, some state-owned enterprises did not make products and only sold their share of the plan to support their employees.
The last book, as long as it involves the mainland, is just nonsense, like a licking dog, completely devoid of the previous rationality.
The first industrial book in which the female protagonist feels the best finally doesn't have to be found in Hong Kong.
It's not easy for newbies, so with "Legends of Hong Kong Island: Beginning from the Kowloon Walled City", I wish the boss a prosperous new book!