I Steal Technology for My Country

I read the latest chapters in one go before commenting. This is the closest to reality I have ever read in the science fiction genre. Just one thing, knowing how big and heavy the lithography machine is is 90% science fiction. The battle between the great powers in the later period was also very real and IQ was online. It can be seen that the author has put a lot of effort into the description of the equipment, and it fits the equipment in reality very well. The only shortcoming is that there are too few. I am looking forward to the subsequent descriptions of the struggle between great powers. Never tj

"Oh, you are from the Dragon Kingdom. You have thrown yourself into a trap, or you are the author. Brothers, there is an unlucky guy, catch him by the waist!" "Don't waste my money, give me three more days, I will definitely complete the performance I owe and defraud half a million pinks!" "Why did you go there earlier? Since you can't complete the task, just sell your organs for money!" While passing by a room filled with the smell of potion, the reader and the author hear conversations inside. The two of them glanced inside and saw a shirtless man tied to a huge block of ice. There was a doctor standing next to him with a sharp scalpel in his hand. He cut the man's waist directly without anesthesia... Seeing this horrific scene, both the readers and the author turned pale with fright. "This is the consequences of disobedience. If you dare to run away again without reading, you will be even worse than him!" An armed man said fiercely. The two of them didn't dare to answer the conversation, they were scared to death. Dragged by the militants, they passed through many rooms with different conditions. Some rooms were full of people, and they took the phone to induce the person on the other end of the phone to pay money to recharge readers' gold medal fans. Some rooms are doing live broadcasts, and those female anchors use their identities to lure readers and fans to the industrial park. There were also screams in some rooms, as those authors who disobeyed or failed to complete their writing tasks were severely beaten.

There is basically no sense of immersion in this book, and I don't understand what's going on. Maybe it's too much narration.