Technology: Take the Road Others Have Walked, and Leave Them Nowhere to Go
科技：走别人的路，让人无路可走
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- Completed
- Length
- 544k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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- War Deception Is Dead, Long Live War Terror战忽已死，战恐当立Alternate title on Fanqie
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It's very well written. That part with Tie Gen—this is the second novel that made me cry. However, the protagonist's subsequent laughter after remembering he had the system left me feeling conflicted. Haha (⊙ꇴ⊙)
The author could refer to the novel (Scientific Crystallization) and continue to publish books. If it hadn't been finished, I would have read it more than ten times and wouldn't have looked for a new book to read. It's just that the ending of that book was a bit of a pity. It felt like it was finished but not completely written.
It's pretty good! I deducted one star because the punctuation was too painful for me, as someone who enjoys listening to audiobooks! It was so choppy and sporadic, like sheep dropping poop!
I added it to my bookshelf immediately after reading the synopsis last night, and after reading it for a while this morning, I quietly clicked "added to bookshelf"...
Great, ignoring logic, this is truly a great, satisfying read.
The writing is okay, but the plot involving the national treasure wasn't handled well. It's like it dares to train underlings today, but tomorrow it'll be eating people. If necessary, just kill them all.
Gene technology can use the super gene engine and divine body from Super God Academy as a template.
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I hope the plot could be improved. There's just too much dialogue.
Not bad, keep it up, author!