
Reshaping the Millennium Era
重塑千禧年代
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 5.2M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Business & Workplace
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qimao
Synopsis
All-time: Popularity, Must-read votes.
1.5kChapters
196kPopularity
1.1kReaders
4.9kMust-read votes
9.3Score
678Ratings
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Reader comments 43
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I watched it for the second time. Like everyone else, I stopped watching it when I saw the registration website. This time I watched it again and I have seen 48.6% Of the process. The rest of it is quite interesting. However, if your idol is the founder of Dangdang or the richest man Li, I advise you not to come in.
I read readers' comments saying that the rest of the book is good, but I have to say that the beginning is inexplicably poorly written! A registered website software has been grinding through dozens of chapters without a clue. There is really no way for a reborn person like this to expect him to do anything big and deep in the future. The business thinking is very limited, and the rebirth information resources are not fully utilized. I feel a little anxious and speechless! I lost interest in reading further and stopped! Don't waste your time, let alone expect much excitement later! Writing a novel that fails to capture the reader's attention and attention at the beginning is a failure! 88
Let me ask, weren't there two cities at the beginning? Why are there two provinces now? A deputy mayor supports it. If he says that if it develops well in this city, he can call hospital leaders from other cities to come! I saw dozens of them, and the writing was so lax!
The whole story is very exciting, especially when it comes to soliciting investment and treating investors. I'm not very good at writing reviews. I think Business War and Rebirth is among the top three books I've read for more than ten years. . . There are no stocks or anything like that, it's all about the industrial Internet. When you encounter challenges, you try every means to solve them. . .
Business wars and feelings are very good
Very good. People who know something about electronic consumer products and semiconductors will find it more exciting. Those with low ratings are suitable for reading Xiaobaishu.
It is a very good business novel. The details are well controlled. There are no complicated emotional lines and the business story is told well. The overall rhythm is step-by-step. It is worth reading patiently. Except that it is not suitable for readers who like to read mindless novels, there are basically no flaws. The ending is just right in my opinion. If you force it to continue, it will inevitably end at the top. It ends at the peak. It is a rare masterpiece.
I don't think it's very interesting. If you really want to read a book about business wars, it's better to read it with a professional. It's not professional, right... Just read it as a novel. I don't want to say whether it's pleasant or not (the real book is actually not pleasant at all). To me, you have been reborn. If you want to start a business or do business, there are many opportunities. Do you need to use methods that are close to "deception" to achieve your goals again and again? Although it is said that shopping malls are like battlefields, it is true that you can start a business based on your words... Constantly using information gaps to achieve your goals is really no different from fraud... It is not my type...
I just want to ask how many people in the 2000s had home computers and registered them in hospitals. That's nonsense.
Great book, I really recommend it. I read it casually when I was in college. It was very exciting when I started to start a business. Maybe it discouraged many readers in the early stage.