Reborn to Profit in the Electronics Industry

The author seems rather ignorant. Is it really that easy to create a successful mobile operating system? It's 2018 now, and even a company as large as Huawei, with so many engineers and programmers, still can't produce a satisfactory mobile operating system. They think they can develop a mobile operating system with just a few tens of millions of dollars? They should learn from Xiaomi. Just assemble the phones, then spend huge sums on advertising. They can still make a considerable profit.

That's hilarious. I don't understand the protagonist's flawed financial management skills, but I'll just point out a few things. Do you think a mobile operating system is so easy to create? Spending money to create one isn't the problem, but first, there's the patent issue. Apple patented even the rounded corners of rectangles for its operating system; I'm asking you how you circumvented that.

I went to read another book by the same author, and I didn't know how to continue. He's reborn in 1985, living in an 80-square-meter one-bedroom apartment (a huge apartment!). He and his siblings sleep on the floor in the living room. They barely have room to live, yet they managed to build an 80-square-meter apartment into a one-bedroom? Farming brings in several thousand yuan a year.

This book gets worse and worse the more you read it. I wasn't very familiar with the section about counterfeit components, so I didn't notice any vulnerabilities at first. However, when it came to making the phones later, I found too many illogical and flawed aspects. There are major plot holes: 1. Is it possible to put a CPU into production as soon as it's designed?

The author is really delusional. What business knowledge does a struggling writer have? After reading twenty or thirty chapters, you think making screens can earn hundreds of thousands a day? Are there really that many iPhone 3s with cracked screens? Besides, you're not the only one doing this. Most people prefer original parts when their phones break, right?

I gave up after seeing it listed. I watched for over an hour. He's worth hundreds of millions but doesn't seem to have many subordinates. For wealthy people, talent is the most important thing. Talent and systems are the most crucial elements; I didn't see any mention of company building. Nor did I see you recruiting finance personnel.

Is this the author who disappears after writing one book?

The reborn individuals have once again proven that technology is driven by graduates from junior high, high school, and vocational schools; true masters are found among the common people. Those trained by the Chinese Academy of Sciences, the 985 Project, or the 211 Project are all just laborers; the idea that college graduates can become entrepreneurs with hundreds of millions or billions is utterly fabricated.

What kind of idiot is this dad? His son's career is so demanding, yet he still wants 50 million to be deposited with him. And what's with this "adopted sister"? It's completely irrelevant. And his first love? It's all in the past, why keep bringing it up? And that little cousin, she has absolutely no self-awareness.

He died in the first three chapters, and the plot immediately started with the usual tropes of showing off and getting slapped in the face. It's a bit disheartening.