Reborn with a Black Tech System
重生之我有一个黑科技系统
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Other names
- I Dominated the World by Trading for Black-Tech我靠兑换黑科技制霸全球Alternate title on Fanqie
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He willingly plays the devoted simp, wins awards in multiple fields, and contributes to his country.
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A smart, low-key protagonist who works behind the scenes. No brainless face-slapping; they invest in stocks and build real businesses.
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The protagonist starts a company that loses money, builds an ethical business, hires talented employees, and sells quality products at affordable prices that earn rave reviews. The company keeps growing, opening a chain of stores and crushing other unscrupulous bosses. (System and business-management stories)
Urban Fiction, One Female Lead, Strong Industry, Realistic, No Wild Fantastical Ideas
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Good, keep it up. There's one small issue: when the main character addresses other managers, don't add "General Manager" after their full names; it sounds a bit strange. @Northwest Green Bean Ami
No one has commented yet, so I'll give myself five stars first. I will respond to every comment. I hope everyone will leave comments, and I will listen carefully to everyone's opinions.
The common thread in science fiction is that it's always teaching readers patriotism, constantly telling them what patriotism truly means—it's like a moral lesson. The intention is good, but unfortunately, I'm here to read novels, not to be taught what not to do or what selfless dedication is expected of me. It's actually quite good, but it doesn't resonate with ordinary people like me; I'm selfish.
As a sci-fi fantasy novel, it felt great; it wasn't mindless, and at least the technology had some basis, especially the researchers. It would have been even better if the research team were larger. However, the later chapters moved too quickly; they were almost in space, and life on Earth hadn't even really begun before they were already on the interstellar route.
That's excellent. The protagonist knows how to share his first savings. Unlike other protagonists who make excuses, cover up, or claim they can't explain things, he doesn't. He'll have to say it eventually anyway, so he might as well say it sooner and enjoy the benefits sooner.
This is so well written! This is how a satisfying, action-packed story should be written. Keep it up, author!
After the sound started, I felt the pace suddenly quicken, even a bit too fast. Later, I felt I reined it in and didn't completely let loose. Overall, it's alright, pretty much as expected! For example, the number of women—I thought it would be enough, and sure enough, there were only a few!
It looks alright! But don't nitpick the details! If you nitpick the details, over 80% of books won't get a score above 8! If you ignore the details, the plot of this book is quite good!
I don't know if I'm qualified to comment, but as someone who has read novels for so long and is quite picky, I feel that what I say is somewhat exaggerated. First, the author understands the target audience of this book very well. Reading novels is meant to be relaxing, so the author writes about the villains very concisely, yet very comfortably.
Awesome, hopefully there won't be any scenes of him being slaughtered later on.