Reborn: From Industry Pariah to Industry Shining Light
重生：从友商公敌到友商之光
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 864k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 10mo ago
- English
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The beginning was alright, but it became unreadable later on. It suffers from a common problem with many flopping novels: wanting everything, being too greedy. From food delivery to drones, to batteries, to payments, to e-commerce, and possibly mobile communications in the future. So many things, different tracks, crammed into hundreds of thousands of words.
The description is ridiculous. It's 2008, and someone actually went to school with 5,000 yuan and managed to get 76 eggs? There's no point in reading this kind of article.
Starting with food delivery is far too idealistic. Look at this year's food delivery war – over 20 billion yuan! The company has neither money nor power, no cash cow, and can't compete with other food delivery companies in terms of financial resources. It can't win head-on either. Trying to retain more equity in financing when the competition isn't even that big is overestimating the company.
About the new book
The young man who set up a stall in the subway has failed in his entrepreneurial endeavor once again. I feel incredibly apprehensive about starting a new book, so much so that I've accumulated too many drafts, fearing that readers won't be satisfied with what I've read. I was filled with trepidation and started from scratch, revising the outline again and again.
I can understand pooling money to go to university in 2008, but pooling eggs is unnecessary, isn't it?
Technology equality
When you hear about technological equality, all you think of are Xiaomi and Lenovo? If someone is just a Xiaomi fan, they're unlikely to write a book with a grand vision.
Beep! Reborn as a worker for capital, you don't even have a cash cow, and you're still doing food delivery? You're raising funds before even launching, what will you have left after several rounds of funding?
The protagonist should learn from this (getting stronger just by getting paid, I have a billion employees!) And start by creating a money-making project so they'll never lack funds again. Also, the protagonist should be able to write code and design chips, etc. 🪖🪖🪖
The core of your book is off. The rebirth is portrayed as if the character has no memories, and the key issue is that the rebirth involves cheat codes. You're afraid of ruining the story by overpowering the cheat codes, so you don't dare to go all out. Doesn't that feel awkward?
Technology equality? Wealth equality? What nonsense are you spouting?!