1999: Starting Out as the King of the Rich List
1999：从富豪榜榜爷开始
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- Ongoing
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- 443k Words
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- Urban
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- Urban Life
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How can the debts of a state-owned enterprise go bankrupt and end up on an individual's shoulders? State-owned enterprise loans require your personal guarantee? What kind of operation is this?
Isn't this supposed to be an AI novel? I just came across one in Beijing, and the synopsis is exactly the same.
Too much nonsense.
What does the debt of state-owned enterprises have to do with individuals? Besides, even if there is a guarantee, no one would be foolish enough to use their own personal details as a guarantee, but it is the agency that provides the guarantee.
The pace is too fast, another billion dollars in a flash, all over the place. It's the same old formula again. The best part of these kinds of stories—the survival of startups in the cracks—is gone so quickly. What a pity.
Why did you suddenly start writing so freely?
The description has typos, so it's probably just so-so.
The introduction mistakenly wrote "kuaiqian" as "kuaiqian".
Keep writing tech entrepreneurship stories. My last one was a complete show-off thriller, utterly mindless.
Dude, there are too many old jokes and internet memes; it's affecting the viewing experience.