Strategic Deception Bureau: This Toy Store Sells Whatever You Ask For

This is so mindless. I couldn't continue after reading more than ten pages. It's one thing for the protagonist to distribute the armor to others for trial, but to let the trial users break free of control? Even ignoring Jarvis, did he even bother with the basic armor control system? And catching a falling extra who was only a second off the ground—does the protagonist have Superman's bio-field?

I think you forgot about that former dean of the Academy of Sciences at the beginning. Seniority is a weakness of our country, but it's only one thing; it's insignificant compared to its strengths. They might be ideologically rigid, but their beliefs are firm. In modern times, for various reasons, how many people can resist temptation? And what the hell is this novel even about? What the hell is the rest of it?

Without details, it's simply mindless.

Absolutely mindless writing

It looks alright, but it's a bit mindless. I thought it would be like "Doraemon," but it's off-topic. The ideas aren't good. This book probably won't even last 200 pages.

Primitive people

It feels like I'm watching a bunch of unintelligent monkeys performing a comedy.

I've read many novels like this, and almost none exceed 500 chapters. They're either banned or restricted to the state. If you can give away the system you researched, give it to the state. Why not just give the system to the state?