Reborn in the Online Entertainment Industry

I am Shennong, I have tried hundreds of poisons without dying, and I despise the poisons in the world. Now, Nong Guan has returned from this book. Every time I think about the medicinal properties of this book, I feel very tight in my chest. You know that the peasants underestimate the greatness of the world, and this book will harm the fate of the peasants.

The first novel I read 11 years ago was a legendary novel about virtual reality. It was really good at that time. I was a novice who didn't understand anything. I didn't think the novel was poisonous or unreasonable. I just had an endless yearning for the technology of virtual helmets. The poison only increases with the age of the book. This novel is a refreshing Internet novel for beginners.

The company suffers from chaotic management and an unreasonable internal structure. From its inception, equity and capital contributions were unclear. Even after becoming a joint-stock company, the relationship between individuals and the company was blurred, with individuals' work being unfairly attributed to the company.

As expected of a light novel, I got caught up in it with my brain and died from poisoning.

I stumbled upon this place and saw the book about asking Microsoft for money, and it felt strangely familiar. Turns out it's from a book I read over ten years ago! 😂

This is a knock-off QQ from 2000. The creator must have been quite young; QQ was a pirated copy of someone else's.

The last few hundred chapters are completely messed up; all the original content is gone, replaced by snippets from the previous 600 chapters. This chaos is appalling! How can anyone read it? It's like an abandoned project or missing chapters! Please fix it quickly, or it'll be unreadable!

I really like the subject matter—the development of internet hardware and software. I think even if the protagonist traveled back in time, they wouldn't be able to change much. At most, they'd have a strong overall perspective and might do well domestically, but they'd be constrained abroad. This applies to both software and hardware.

Another virgin who's lived for over a thousand chapters, worth trillions, turns out to be a permanent virgin. I can't figure out if he's just a perverted lecher or a gay man.

This might be the first rebirth-themed business novel I've ever read. All I remember is the plot about fighting against QQ; I never expected to actually see it again. 😊