E-Commerce Heroes from the Three Kingdoms Compete for the Throne

Traffic is the city, GMV is the territory, and the e-commerce track is the Three Kingdoms in the contemporary troubled times. Tianshu Network monopolizes all traffic entrances, holding industry rules like the emperor of the Han Dynasty; the swarm of iron troops swept through offline stores, and its brutal expansion disrupted the market like the Yellow Turban Rebellion; Taishi Venture Capital relied on money-burning mergers and acquisitions, and looked like a capital barbarian Dong Zhuo; veteran Yuan Benchuang invested in It has a channel moat but internal friction is constant; Xuande Venture Capital Liu Bei started from scratch, and fought with various capital giants based on his original intention; Cao Cao Capital holds ecological traffic and participates in mergers and acquisitions everywhere, and uses the platform entrance to control the entire industry; Jiangdong Venture Capital sticks to the asset-heavy supply chain and maintains the Jiangnan chassis. Lu Bu Technology is the ceiling for grassroots entrepreneurship to survive in the cracks, and Chen Gong has planned everything for him; Mingzhe Technology has been dormant for decades and has been deeply involved in the live broadcast of content, sitting back and watching the three giants of Wei, Shu and Wu engage in infighting, becoming the last fisherman and harvesting the entire e-commerce world. Headhunting, bloody price wars, public opinion trolls, capital short selling, non-competition lawsuits, mergers and acquisitions... All kinds of strategies in the ancient battlefield have turned into cruel business wars in modern e-commerce. Grassroots entrepreneurs, traders from big companies, behind-the-scenes capital backers, and content traffic giants have taken turns to appear, and a traffic hegemony across the entire industry has begun.