The Road of Business

Caoshe HuixianNetEase Cloud Reading2020

Rating 5.0
Word count
2.3M words

Tags

Male-Oriented Fiction Urban Fiction Commercial ProjectComputer VirusTech EntrepreneurshipUrban RomanceLove EntanglementsConfidanteUrban Business WarBusiness WisdomWeb Novel

Summary

Han Feng is a computer science student at Jiangzhong Normal University. Classmates drag him along to watch the icy campus beauty Lu Ke'er's computer virus challenge; after everyone else fails in turn, he effortlessly cracks the locked hard drive and reveals his gift for computers. From there he steps into the business world, breaking through in commercial battles with skill and strategy and bringing business to the level of a "Way." The story revolves around ventures like Pandora and Yizhifu, the shifting alliances and rivalries with partners such as Niu Tian, opponents secretly photographing and setting traps, and his emotional entanglements with several confidantes. It charts a life of rises and falls: unarrogant at the peak, undaunted in the trough, and unruffled when he returns to the throne.

Editor's review

Suited to readers who like urban business battles and tech-driven comebacks; the opening virus-cracking scene establishes the character well, the commercial tug-of-war and interpersonal games feel grounded, and the protagonist's steady conduct is a highlight. Weaknesses: too many female characters and a romance-heavy line, some mid-to-late sections drag, and some readers will find the protagonist's conduct wavering between soft and hard.

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Reading tips

  1. Start with the virus-cracking scene in Chapter 1 to get a feel for the protagonist's technical chops and personality
  2. In the business sections, follow the character relationships and clues about funding and land; don't read it purely as a power fantasy
  3. If it feels long, skim the romance-heavy chapters and focus on the protagonist's career progress

About the publisher

NetEase Cloud Reading

NetEase Cloud Reading is a publisher grounded in digital reading; publicly available information is limited, and its founding year and country/region have not been confirmed. Its library contains 95 titles, with publishing focused on male-oriented fiction, urban fiction, female-oriented fiction, and modern romance, alongside selected fiction and folkloric supernatural tales. Representative books include Shang Tu, Gu Shi Lu, Marriage Therapist, Close-Combat Special Forces Soldier, Number One Soldier King, The Super Soldier King of the Art Academy, Iron Grip, and Iron Grip: Official Career, most of which revolve around urban workplace drama, military action, suspenseful supernatural stories, and emotional relationships. Its authors include Cao She Huixian, Chai Te'er, Qi Xue Zhi Tong, Wu Wei, Yin Bao, Ye Fei, Da Shi Shen, and He Yun'er. The works are aimed mainly at online serial readers and show a publishing character marked by genre fiction, series development, and strong plotting.

FAQ

What is this book about? A computer science student, Han Feng, uses his tech skills to enter the business world and rise and fall through commercial battles and interpersonal games.
Is it a pure business-war novel? Business war is the main line, but the romance line takes a sizable share; it's business war plus urban romance.
Does the protagonist have a cheat? Mainly his formidable computer skills and worldly wisdom, not a system-style cheat.

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About the author

Caoshe Huixian Author

Caoshe Huixian is a web novelist about whom little public information is available; three of the author's works are included in the library. Judging from these works, the author is mainly active in the fields of male-oriented fiction and urban fiction, with representative titles including Shang Tu (The Road of Business), Da Yingjia zhi Liang Jian Shengzhi Biji (The Big Winner: Liang Jian's Promotion Notes), and Guanchang Juzhongju (A Game Within a Game in Officialdom). As the titles suggest, these works focus on realistic themes such as workplace promotion, business rivalry, and the human dynamics of officialdom, weaving plots around intertwined interests and personal relationships. The titles themselves carry a sense of suspense, echoing the foreshadowing and clues implied by the pen name Caoshe Huixian. The writing leans toward realistic urban narrative and targets male readers who enjoy stories about the workplace, business competition, and officialdom. Because basic details such as dates of birth and death and nationality are unknown, the author's personal history cannot be verified, and this profile can only sketch the thematic orientation and writing style based on the available works.