Reborn as an Electronics Empire

A few words, ahem, I've been reading rebirth novels for quite some time, and I've basically seen all kinds of birds. Nowadays, writing rebirth articles is basically just random writing, let alone logic. Some authors don't even have basic common sense! Although there are many shortcomings in this novel, for example, Luo Liba has a lot of information and often goes off topic. The heroine of the novel starts from modular production, but it can be seen that the author checked the information. At least he didn't write anything he didn't understand. I want to give the author a thumbs up for this 👍! (In addition, the author is trying to make a point of being my number one fan)

I really can't stand the title Xiao Lisheng. It is a derogation and insult to the person involved. Who wants to be second to others? It makes me laugh so hard. Drivers, employees, maids, friends, customers, everyone calls pig trotters Xiao Li Sheng. In reality, they will be beaten to death!                                                                                                                                Xiao Lisheng's title, only when someone dares to say it when joking, and behind the back of pig's feet with unknown citizens or other people, it is impossible for an employee to call the boss so-and-so second! Customers, friends or some wealthy people directly call Xiao Lisheng, which means you are the second one!

It feels too childish. The protagonist, a grassroots person, donated tens of millions to the school just after he was reborn. It was still in the 1970s and 1980s, attracting the underworld to collect protection fees, and attracting the covetousness of officials and the British...

To be honest, if we go back to the past to engage in high technology, it is still a high-tech industry that relies heavily on the market, technology and talents of the United States and its allies. Most unlikely. The United States will not allow such companies to harm its high-tech industry. The examples of Alstom and Huawei tell you that it is more likely to return to light industry, catering, etc. Than to become a high-tech industry. China's economy has not risen and it relies on the United States but has high-tech industries in Hong Kong. The United States and the United Kingdom will tell you what the power of rights is.

Can I give you some advice on how to get hit? I like this book very much, but its popularity has almost disappeared after a year and a half, so I suggest that this book be completed as soon as possible, and finally give a chronology of the future development of the protagonist. . . Prepare new books well, keep them updated, and save more manuscripts

After reading dozens of chapters, the protagonist graduated from graduate school in his previous life and was reborn. He chose a similar major and said he wanted to make connections. But he didn't see how the protagonist bought it in school, so he gave 10 million to a professor who said he would do research and development, and 1 million to his roommate to develop real estate in the mainland. The classmates held 40% of the shares! The protagonist doesn't go to class, so he only knows how to send money, make connections, and go to school. It's better to spend some money to recruit a few people in the talent market. It's much better than this!

It's better to write about Hong Kong's business, but Hong Kong entertainment seems to be too small.

If pig trotters are in the global industrial layout, they should immigrate to the United States. At least their wives or children should immigrate to the United States. Pao Yugang is a British national, and Li Ka-shing and his son are Canadian nationals. As for what the mainland thinks, there is no need to worry at all. The mainland government does not care whether you are attracted to the mainland. The key is to see if you are valuable.

For business people, look up those rich people. They are not like that, don't be too maverick, or perfect people. Political investment is also a must. Looking at some of the comments, I'm a novice

My biggest failure is writing about female celebrities. I really hate this kind of thing.