
The American National Enterprise
美利坚民族企业
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 120k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Business & Workplace
- Updated
- 8mo ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
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56Chapters
138Recommendations
9Fans
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Lenovo? Now it truly seems like the conscience of the US.
No matter how well a company performs in the US, it's still a US company. How can I, a Chinese person, relate that to a novel?
It's very well written. To be honest, there was still a lot more to write about in the previous book. It allowed readers to experience social progress from the perspective of ordinary people. I'll let this book read 500,000 words before I start reading it.
The last book just ended up being a complete mess?
I'll give you all of them. Let's raise them for a while first; it won't look right if there are too few.
It's good, but the word count is too low. I'll put it on my bookshelf and let it grow. Also, I hope the timeline doesn't progress too slowly. Most business novels only show a little over a year after a million words, which is really unbearable.
The pacing is a bit too slow; they've been working on a website for fifty chapters and it's still not finished.
Dear experts, may I read my book? Thank you very much.
In fact, Google, Microsoft, Amazon, Apple, and Tesla are essentially comprador enterprises of the United States 🙂.
Have you been running a business in the US all this time? Are you going back? The pace is so slow; the travel website hasn't succeeded yet, hasn't received funding, and hasn't been sold.