As technology is blockaded from across the globe,
companies face special sanctions and ingenious smears,
coal supplies are cut off and all kinds of patents are restricted,
while a special printing press runs wildly without limit,
constantly pushing everyone's horizons further.
Even one's sense of decency can't withstand such shameless bullying.
Faced with all this, Chen Bing, a high school student, obtains a System and leads the Dragon Nation in breaking through the blockade. He breaks through patent restrictions and sweeps **'s patents into the dustbin of history, builds a vast network of controlled nuclear fusion power plants, and, using scientific methods, cripples the endless printing press in response to sanctions and smears. Then come threats from extraterrestrial civilizations,
the challenges of global upheaval,
the shattering of the boundaries between planes,
and attacks from higher-dimensional worlds.
Chen Bing breaks through the limits of technological power,
uses the Dresden Codex as a toy,
turns rule-based technology into his means,
and unlocks the System's restrictions to embark on a new journey.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
That's how it is when reading novels, as long as you are not embarrassed, others will be embarrassed.
The content and theme are pretty good, but the writing and description make me uncomfortable.
Why can a nuclear fusion power plant be built in one day? You can try to build one for me. No matter how cute a new author is, we can't brush off people's IQ like this! Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh the writing that I like about science and technology. But why did you write it so *? Why write such an abnormal book? Why? If you look back, how many days have it been since you started 45 days before the college entrance examination to the end of the college entrance examination? What would happen if you made the timeline more normal?
A science and technology article that I liked was ruined by the way it was written. A timeline setting that takes one hour for me and ten thousand years for others will consume all the monthly tickets and rewards I prepared.
After the press conference, I only knew that the watch had a 3D projection effect. It's gone
The author's writing is a mess.