Back to 1990s Hong Kong: Building a Business Empire

I've seen the latest update, and personally, I feel the author's writing style is just a constant stream of trouble, with the protagonist using their brain to solve it—a very clichéd formula. Needless to say, after defeating the smaller troubles, the older ones will appear. It's just endless repetition, offering absolutely no sense of satisfaction. Also, author, I know you're writing about the chaos of the 90s, but at least do your research! Look at the ridiculous names of those gangs! It's incredibly cheap.

You couldn't pay back 200,000 yuan in high-interest loans even if you sold your blood. You couldn't even pay back online loans with compounded interest, let alone casino loan sharks. How could a monthly salary of 3,000 yuan be enough to cover the interest? Do you think it's bank interest?

A brick-and-mortar store business model. Home appliances on the first floor. Internet cafe + gym + cinema.

Entering the mainland market requires having your own upstream and downstream supply chain. The early Nokia model was quite good. The main player could have its own physical stores and supply chain. If capable, they could develop their own computer brand. The ground floor could be an appliance warehouse, and the upper floor an internet cafe—one model for the storefront, one for the appliances, and one for the internet cafe. Later, e-commerce could be integrated. Even without considering computers and mobile phones, it can pave the way for future e-commerce integration. As long as you have your own physical stores and upstream and downstream supply chain, you're not afraid to do anything.

As a new author, thank you all for clicking on this book and for liking it. Please feel free to raise any issues here, and I will try my best to correct them. You can also tell me about any flaws you find. I welcome both criticism and praise. Finally, I promise I will definitely finish this book! I absolutely will! I absolutely will!!!