Reborn in 2010 to Start a Business: My Company Has a Billion Employees!

Chen Yansen will take over your company in a little while.

The system next door, where you get stronger by receiving a salary, is much better. Receiving salary fire grants you enhanced abilities, which in turn drives the company's growth – a virtuous cycle. Your system, which returns cash, is prone to collapse.

Even if we assume at least 200 million employees and a minimum coverage ratio of 1:3 (parents), you could directly control the livelihoods of 600 million people. You're not saying you don't eat beef; you could even get the Jade Emperor to change his surname.

Is the author joking? The protagonist has 100,000 employees who are all outstanding entrepreneurs, but the entire billion-employee organization is plotting a rebellion to seize power?

1 Billion employees. If you have 1 billion employees, you could be in jail in a heartbeat.

Everything else is fine, but the woman is just fucking outrageous. It's one thing if it's someone else, but even the bodyguards are involved. It's insane.

Money issued out of thin air makes absolutely no sense; it's even more absurd than printing money. What's the difference between this and the government turning on the printing press to pay everyone's wages? It's just a pile of worthless paper.

Your approach is exactly the same as another book, which has never been very popular. I think there are two main reasons, for your reference only: 1. This feature is okay in the early stages, but later on, large companies have annual salary expenditures in the hundreds of billions, or even over 200 billion. A full cashback offer becomes terrifying and prone to crashing.

It's tiring to read; most of it is harem stuff. I've only written so little and I've already collected 3.

Sigh, about half of them mainly attack the lower three lanes.