Cang's Ramblings

Chapter 1067 1063. Comments on "Rebirth of the Industrial Tycoon"

Hello everyone, I am Cang Yiwei.

Today I would like to recommend to you a fine urban novel with tens of thousands of subscriptions.

"Rebirth of the Industrial Tycoon", a master of overcoming difficulties, a level 5 author.

Category: Urban-Urban Life.

【Introduction】

1984 was the first year of private enterprises in China.

This year, Haier CEO Zhang was appointed to take over the mess of Qingdao Refrigerator Factory.

This year, Mr. Li, the CEO of TCL, was producing audio tapes in a simple farm machinery warehouse;

This year, Vanke CEO Wang planned to use the money he earned from selling corn to set up a company;
In the same year, the reborn Li Weidong squatted at the door of the workshop, thinking about how to make a fortune...

【Brief Comment】

He has four books under his name: "The All-Round Athlete", "Long Live the Coach", "Chinese Sports People", and "Rebirth of the Industrial Tycoon".

Except for the third book which did not reach the status of a masterpiece, the other three books are masterpieces, and the first and fourth books are masterpieces with tens of thousands of orders.

So his official evaluation that "innovative writing and interesting stories create this brand new legend" is quite reasonable.

Just looking at his personal performance trajectory, it is not an exaggeration to say that he reached the peak at his debut, had a curvy life, and is ready to create new glories.

However, he should have other aliases, but he is just too embarrassed to publicize them.

Let’s get back to the main text.

This is actually also a story of urban rebirth. The protagonist Li Weidong was a billionaire and was reborn back to 84.

He became a mechanic in a state-owned transport company, originally taking over his father's accounting position, but unfortunately he made a mistake in the accounting.

His two lives overlap, and although he started as a mechanic, his vision is completely incomparable to that of his contemporaries.

He can pinpoint the quality issues with the old trucks to the faulty rubber produced by Red Star Manufacturing. The factory's purchasing manager wants to give the protagonist's advanced designation to his son, but after being rejected, he begins to harass the protagonist. The entire factory floor pressures him, but the protagonist, undeterred, demands a return of the goods to Red Star. Naturally, Red Star refuses.

He learned that SAIC's German engineers had detected problems with Hongxing, so he went to Hongxing again. After some discussion, he gave Hongxing advice and obtained a special approval.

The stories of that era are so natural and real in the author's writing, and the sense of immersion is very comfortable.

It's hard to believe he wrote this opening in just five days. No wonder he needed to take frequent leave to sort out the storyline later on. Writing without an outline is both thrilling and torturous.

However, overall, the performance of this book has continued to rise little by little, it has stood the test of time, and is deeply loved by readers.

It's no exaggeration to say that this urban rebirth novel is truly captivating, encompassing life, technology, and commerce. The veteran author's skill is evident at a glance!
【to sum up】

Writing is not easy, so cherish every moment.

I’m Cang Yiwei, and I’m here to promote “Cang’s Ramblings”.

Welcome to the paradise of book reviews.

【Cang's Ramblings】

The recent updates to this book have been relatively stable and the volume is quite large.

It's a matter of quality, it's not very good.

There is also little interaction.

So one has to wonder how many readers are still following the book.

I spent real money to read it and only then did I find out about this situation, but one thing worth mentioning is that the author still likes to use real company names as always.

It's not that it's impossible, but it's quite risky.

If you write too much, it will be considered as being reckless and offensive.

So many authors will do some blurring.

The author of this book did not do that, how brave!
(End of this chapter)