
Reborn at the Turn of the Millennium: Rising from Internet Cafe Owner to Godfather
重生千禧:从网吧教父开始崛起
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- Ongoing
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- 1.1M Words
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- Urban
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- Business & Workplace
- Updated
- 1d ago
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- Qidian
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286Chapters
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2.4kRecs
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The author has never been exposed to business at all. He just saw that many Internet companies now spend money to promote, and then he copied it after being reborn. However, the author does not know when to spend money and when to use tap water for free. He cannot grasp this. If you are doing business, then the meaning of your rebirth will become smaller.
The functions of Internet cafe management software are already so good. It is several versions better than other Internet cafes at this stage. It is free and Internet cafe owners are rushing to use it. The protagonist has no competitors at this time. In the end, he has to give money to install it. I am afraid that Meituan is fighting to give out money. Are you panicking because of the money?
Internet cafe software should not be free
Ten units, only 100 per year, and it's not expensive, so most people can still accept it. Your free software capital market is not optimistic. You are still a second-rate dealer, and the name of your company is a bit poor and unrecognizable. It's meaningless not to mess with Buffett's company. It's still necessary to raise funds from the capital market to develop games, sign a gambling agreement, and then win back the shares. Use funds to invest in domestic computer accessories, become a company like Dell, and unify the Internet cafe market. Software, games, browsers, investing in QQ, running your own e-commerce, and then investing in computer hardware, keyboards, mice, power supplies, fans, and chassis. These early stages can be operated through capital operations. Graphics cards, motherboards, and chips still have technical content. You can wait until 2008 to play with them, buy shares at a low price, and invest in them. In 09, you can use e-commerce to deliver to Internet cafes, which can directly replace Goudong.
The writing is too self-proclaimed
Later, you dared to make enemies everywhere. You are a software that relies solely on the price difference of point cards for the Internet cafe system. You dare to poach people everywhere. As soon as the point card company raises the price, your software will immediately collapse. At this time, you should set up your own payment company and embed it into the Internet cafe system, and negotiate rates with major game companies. Eliminate the possibility of the upstream being stuck! To be honest, if you know how to make software, you should make software like Tencent Ali to compete. It can be done simultaneously. In the first part, I write about how awesome the protagonist is, and then all the ink in the later part is to promote the software. In my opinion, it is putting the cart before the horse. The Internet cafe system can be the cash flow of the protagonist, but it should not be the focus.
So crazy
I don't understand how the protagonist can be so crazy 😰 Just put the content on the shelf 😓 There is only a network management system business, it is making enemies, it is a monopoly, and it is a technology oligarchy 😓 It is a recruitment strategy that doubles the salary of everyone 😰 If I contact the author's profile, he can't write a plot that suits the national conditions 😰
Choice outweighs effort
This author was okay at first, but when he got his first funds, he actually chose to be a point card agent, or an agent in a province, and then subsidized Internet cafes to install network management software. This author must not understand the Internet at all, let alone capital games. Why did Jack Ma get 5 million US dollars in investment before 2000, why did Tencent get 2.2 Million US dollars in 2000, and why did Baidu get 1.2 Million US dollars in investment in 2000 with only patents? Choice is greater than effort. You have to look at how big a picture the track you choose can draw for capital at the time. If you still don't understand the author, you only need to look at Kingsoft. As a veteran company in China's IT industry, it took several years before it could go public, and what is its market value? It was listed five years earlier than it, and its market value is hundreds of times that of it, and it will be thousands of times that of it in the future. Why, it's because Kingsoft Drug Tyrant has no room for imagination, the market is limited, and the profits are also very limited. Think about the market capacity of e-commerce, and then think about the market capacity of anti-virus software. Author, you have no doubts that Jack Ma could get 5 million US dollars before 2000. Rebus said that pigs can take off even when the wind is blowing. This is his painful experience. After all, Rebus was in charge of Kingsoft before it went public. As early as 1993, Rebus became famous in the industry. He got up early and went to work late. It's not that the Internet industry is a hot topic. It was only in 11 years that Rebus seized the mobile Internet trend by making mobile phones that it really took off. As for the author, you choose Internet cafe software. This can only be used as a supplementary layout and cannot be the main line, let alone a point card underwriter. The author is simply going further and further away. In 2000, the Internet hot spots were legendary games and the SP business that was about to explode. Even these two only had dividends for four or five years, but at least they were absolutely full of money and would no longer be short of big money. After that, the protagonist only needed angel investment to buy and buy.
I don't know why the company has to choose a foreign name. It's ugly. If you open a company in China and choose a foreign name, it's offensive to people.
What is the use of anti-theft every day? It affects my reading experience. The author does this again. I don't subscribe anymore.
It feels great, but there is no logic. Anyone who has managed people knows that if something works in theory, some crooked person will jump out to test your IQ when it is actually implemented. Lei Jun, the big and small Pony teams, don't they have a group of direct descendants behind them to take care of the details?
As I continued to read, I read repeated chapters every day, and now I was ready to abandon the book.