Twenty Years in Business

Super super super beautiful

It's a very readable book. I've read more than 200 chapters and I can't put it down anymore. I'm so nervous. It's written so well. How much time is wasted for me. Hurry. If you have any good works in the future, please write them as soon as possible. I wish you a happy new year. May your pen be full of flowers. May your pen be like a dragon and a snake. May everything go well.

Is the boss from Huaibei?

How should I put it? The subject matter is very old, and the writing cannot be said to be bad, just average. The main reason is the development of the protagonist. You can say that it is a gradual growth, which is okay. The main reason is that the plot has a strong sense of fragmentation, and it feels like a sudden change. The novel is a bit too imaginative whether it is about college life or business matters.

After reading so many books, this book ranks among the top three among all the books I have read.

It's really exciting. The only regret is that Xiaobai and Zhou Zhou were so enviable and honest at the beginning, but they didn't get together in the end.

I've read more than a hundred chapters, and it's very real, and the character descriptions are spot-on!

Really nice

I couldn't stand it anymore after I left school, about 250 chapters. The latter is completely divorced from reality. It took ten days and a half to bring down a listed company, and it was just a small matter. When did listed companies become so vulnerable? Abandoned

The writing isn't outstanding, but it's not too bad either. But the development of the plot is really a bit speechless. It's understandable that the protagonist gets stabbed in the back when he makes mistakes, since he is young after all. But after entering the society, he behaves too much to make people speechless, and fights with others to the death for big things (such as Hongtu Steel Powder Factory). Businessmen in shopping malls always remember old grudges. Even if the other party surrenders and sincerely reconciles, he will always threaten to kill him. Isn't this pattern too small? From the beginning to the end, he always likes to act on his own initiative and doesn't know how to compromise. He doesn't look like a businessman, let alone an entrepreneur, but more like a gangster. Emotionally, he is always naive, and those who truly love him only play with ambiguity (such as Du Mengni, Bai Lu). People who are far away in the world will never forget them (Su Tong). In Tangcheng, someone who uses his power to bully others and dominate the market is like a bully. Too many unreasonable operations make the style of this book seem too petty. Perhaps the author only understands marketing, but lacks a perspective on marketing.