
I Built a Lithography Machine from the Start, and the Chip Blockade Backfired
开局造出光刻机,芯片封锁玩砸了
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 230k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
108Chapters
33Reads
8Listens
22.4kReads · all time
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Reader comments 4
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Science and technology articles, you write about science and technology. The protagonist sent the knowledge back to 20 years ago, and then started to show off and slap in the face. Until Chapter 78, there was no mention of technology. It gave me the feeling that the protagonist was letting his rules go. If the score is negative, your article will be -5 stars.
According to the author, the brain has to remember all the information twenty years ahead. A few chapters later, the protagonist obtains this information. What is the result? In addition to mentioning a photolithography machine in more than thirty or forty chapters, what other technologies are there? Does the lithography machine not require material support? Don't need manufacturing support? Don't you need relevant scientific and technological R&D personnel to cooperate in the research and development of related materials??? Is this the world's leading lithography machine that can crack the brains of people???
Author, don't try to make everything reasonable, you are a science fiction novel! Just write about technology. After you invent a technology, you can then write about its impact on humanity and its changes in the world.
The novel is very boring. Do you want to buy a photolithography machine for 10 million? I'm afraid you're thinking shit