Reborn in the Digital Age
电子重生
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- Completed
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- 2.0M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Business & Workplace
- Updated
- 11y ago
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Everyone says it's toxic, it's hilarious! A book from 2015, and the author actually imagined the US would sanction a Chinese private company. And in reality, Huawei really was sanctioned by the US. I have to say, amazing!
Let me explain in advance. First: The author was ostracized. As a student at Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications in the early 1990s, he was a rare talent at that time. You could say that everyone was vying for him, you know? Second: The protagonist develops the school-run factory and eventually revives it.
[Comment] The cheat codes are overused.
Whenever the protagonist can't overcome an obstacle, their cheat-like abilities shine through...
The electronics industry is developing in Northeast China? That seems really incongruous.
That's ridiculous! He developed his own patented keyboard! He sells it and then shares the profits with the students who help him! I don't know if this Mr. Zhou is a pig-brain! Entrepreneurship, my foot!
When I first read it, I thought the portrayal of the US government suppressing a private company was exaggerated; I never imagined it would become a reality.
The premise of this book is really strange. Having money and being reborn, why not just start your own company? Why insist on running a school within the system, especially one with a huge mess? It's so awkward! Anyone with a modicum of intelligence wouldn't stay within the system and take on such a huge mess. It's so frustrating to read.
The protagonist has a very good temper; no matter how others mistreat him, he never gets angry, but he does get angry when others stand up for him. He has no backbone at all!
I really think the protagonist is like someone with cerebral palsy. Why get reborn? Couldn't he just die already?
After reading more than 20 chapters, here are my thoughts: The first ten chapters or so are really off-putting. The protagonist is cowardly, timid, constantly enduring, and overly idealistic... It gets a little better after that, since the beginning shows a personality transformation and sets the stage for the protagonist getting a school.