Reborn: From Cross-Border E-Commerce to High-Tech Manufacturing

I guess this book won't be long. Sit back and wait for the eunuch. Starting a business is not a big problem. The plot of the sister and the husband is purely poisonous. Encourage relatives to enter the stock market and speculate in gold. How long is the window for big A in 2014? In the future, will you recommend that they will be satisfied if they make money in the short-term bull market?

14 Years? The Internet is not your fault, and the manufacturing pattern has been fixed. Technology does not explode without precipitation, so you are thinking nonsense. You can't make small household appliances without technical content, just a family workshop. You can't beat the leader in smart manufacturing. Probably similar to Lenovo. There is a problem with the setting of the year of rebirth, and the 14-year pattern has been decided. You are nothing,,,

After reading a hundred chapters, I don't know what the main character's purpose is. If you want to make money, there is no need to develop smart home products. It's purely thankless. No matter what you do, you can't do it as well as Apple, Huawei, and Xiaomi. The ecological aspect is limited, let alone R&D investment, and you will definitely be crushed.

It seems the author has no experience in foreign trade, or perhaps writing about it is just a natural fit. I hope they can specialize a bit more. These days, many authors try to do everything and don't want to read anything. I hope they can specialize and delve deeper into one area. Also, if they have real experience in foreign trade, they could write about the pitfalls they encountered.

Author, did you sell your account? How come the writing style is so different from that one from 2003? It's incredibly drawn out, dozens of chapters before a single good chapter. You don't even call it slow-paced, it's completely dragged out, padded out, and filled with filler.

The parents were government employees, and the protagonist was probably born in the late 1980s or early 1990s. How could he have an older sister? In those days, having two children would result in the dismissal of a government employee; it was impossible for them to have two children, unless they lived in a rural area.

Why choose the year 2014, and specifically the e-commerce sector? Do you think this is Alibaba?

When it comes to my work, I really have no desire at all, hahaha 😁 The title mentions "intelligent manufacturing," and the suggestion of a smart socket is a bit confusing. Why not just directly replicate Anker's approach?

"Great Power Intelligent Manufacturing" should refer to Starlink or the recently released flying car, not battery-powered vehicles and so-called hidden door handles.

It's quite well-written. These days, urban rebirth and entrepreneurship novels seem to try to encompass every business genre imaginable: high-tech, internet, service industry, traditional manufacturing, military industry—don't they even consider whether they could handle it all, even if they had a clone of themselves? Can the author's knowledge and life experience support it?