Reborn in the Digital Age

Everyone said it was poisonous, which made me laugh to death. In a 15-year-old book, the author actually thought that the United States would sanction a Chinese private company. However, in reality, Huawei was actually sanctioned by the United States. I have to say it is awesome!

Let's talk about it before. First: The author was squeezed out. As a college student in Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications in 1990, it was very rare at that time. It can be said that everyone is competing for it, don't you know? Second: The protagonist develops a school-run factory and finally brings the factory back to life. When the protagonist makes a purchase later, he has to spend a lot of money because of this factory. Later, he uses his own money to buy the wealth he created, and both parties will be compensated. Third: The protagonist wants to vigorously develop a vocational high school without much financial strength and cultivate it into an internationally renowned school in the future. It depends on you alone? Just terrible. Fourth: An idealist who believes that big country chips are more important than money. The author keeps talking about ideals, but he doesn't know that all ideals are based on money (this is a bit absolute, but it is absolutely true in terms of high technology). Without money, how can you get anything for you to study? You can't even build a research laboratory. Fifth: Soft egg. Super softie.

Whenever the protagonist cannot overcome the hurdles, the golden finger shines...

Is the electronics industry developing in Northeast China? ? It's really against the rules

Kind of funny! Own patented developed keyboard! Sell ​​it to help students below to share the money! I don't want to know if Boss Zhou is a pig brain this time! Start a business! Entrepreneurship is shit!

When I read it before, I thought it was too exaggerated for the US government to suppress a private enterprise, but I didn't expect it to become a reality now.

The starting point of this book is very strange, right? If you have money and are reborn, why don't you open your own company? Why do you still have to run a school within the system and there is still a lot of mess? It's too awkward. If you were smarter, you wouldn't continue to be in the system and take over such a big mess. It's so frustrating

The protagonist has a good temper. No matter how others criticize him, he never gets angry. However, he gets angry when others defend him. Not bloody at all!

I really feel that the protagonist is like a child with cerebral palsy. Why is he reborn? Why not just die?

I have read more than 20 chapters, and I would like to share my thoughts: The first ten chapters or so are really about persuading people to quit because of their strength. The protagonist is cowardly, cowardly, tolerant, and too idealistic... It gets a little better after that. After all, the previous one is a process of character transformation, which also pave the way for the protagonist to get a school. However, even after the transformation, there is still a tendency to be a saint, that is, the legendary good old man. For readers, such a character is very unpleasant. Moreover, the protagonist is reborn in his forties and still scratches his head. Such action descriptions are really very, very awkward, very, very dramatic, and very, very embarrassing to read. Is this called awkward reading? ? That's it for now