Reborn as an Industrial Empire

The most destructive point of this book is that the reason why China cannot build high-end cars is the Western monopoly on automobile engine and gearbox patents. It's not that it can't be made, but because even if it is made, it can't be sold, and it will be accused of patent infringement. So it was wrong from the beginning. Even if he is reborn, he is still a layman.

You can build a car and run it on the road without even getting the car production qualification. Not to mention the license plate, the temporary license plate is not even on the road. You can make tens of millions by selling masks and isatis root. Money laundering is just exchanging RMB with other people's US dollars. It's too naive.

A book filled with the author's own biases and personal opinions.

After reading the comments, I could only leave disappointed. Comparison isn't a big deal, but since it's a science fiction novel, a little exaggeration is acceptable, as long as it's not too outrageous. Since you chose Earth as the setting, you have to abide by the laws of the solar system, regardless of which remote galaxy your cheat codes come from.

The process is too fast. The automotive industry is also a systematic project. Many things cannot be manufactured simply by knowing the principles and designing blueprints. Otherwise, China's automotive industry would not still be unable to do without foreign engines. I'm speechless to hear about factories being built in two or three months and cars being designed and rolled off the production line in just a few weeks. Even custom-made molds for stamping car bodies take several weeks...

It feels like the protagonist's cheat code is too overpowered. He developed four engines, three car chassis, and five car models in two years with just an ordinary mechanical factory that had no relevant manufacturing experience. He successfully launched four sedans and even designed a car for Geely 😅.

Do you have some misunderstanding about second-generation rich kids? Back in the early 2000s, someone with a net worth of hundreds of billions was still acting like a lackey following behind second and third-generation rich kids in Beijing.

The company is facing bankruptcy; instead of finding a solution, they're resorting to fighting—that's incredibly reckless!

Rescuing someone from a gang in Europe involves a shootout with another gang, using all sorts of firearms, resulting in a lot of deaths. It would cost millions of euros, and ten times that amount would be tens of millions of euros. The protagonist then offers an additional 500,000 euro reward. If that were the total reward, wouldn't that be ridiculous?

It's a mess, hard to watch, and some of the plot points are just awkwardly forced. 😥