Hollywood-Inspired Inventions Leave Uncle Sam in Shambles!
发明借鉴好莱坞，鹰酱破防了！
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 762k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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I quite agree with the development route of this book. While helping our own country, we should cooperate vertically and horizontally and use the resources of other countries. I have always believed that if there is a golden finger, protecting yourself is the first priority. This golden finger can be used very well. It has hidden power that is reserved for oneself and given to the country. Because people's hearts are complicated and the country is also composed of people. Individual interests and collective interests must be balanced. I think this kind of development is the real use of the golden finger. It is completely stupid to hand oneself over to a political system composed of people without reservation. After you have grown up by borrowing the east wind and no one can control you, at that time, you can get perfect respect for your support for the motherland. Just like the author's Dean Wei, he is very smart and knows not to report everything and will hide it from the protagonist. I am the most recognized character here, but the protagonist may also arrange to grow up. Now the protagonist has respect for himself The development of capabilities is still immature. You can arrange for the country to allocate resources to science fiction themes, and then give hints to the protagonist so that the protagonist can help the country open up the technology it wants. This is the kind of silent tacit understanding. If the country makes a movie and accidentally lets the protagonist see it, the protagonist will know what the country wants. Then the protagonist can reversely use this resource to stuff what he wants into the script. Then the protagonist and the country engage in a positive-sum game in the movie, which is also a very interesting thing to watch!
The author's avatar reminds me of an anime I've watched.
Don't just keep staring at Marvel and DC. There are good things in bad movies, such as the plane space technology in "Violet Ascending", the alien fighter in "Jupiter Ascending" is also very handsome, and the heaven-defying medical bed in "Elysium". There are also many good things in the game, such as "Stars", "Asteroids" and "StarCraft" [laughing]
I always feel it's a little bit less interesting, but it's okay
Can you recommend it? Have you played Red Alert? The base actually doesn't need anything to hide, and every move is monitored by satellites at all times. The alien vest makes it look mysterious, and it's reduced by more than half. If that doesn't work, you can imitate the Bermuda Triangle.
Never ending, learn about the medicine of movies
Okay, it's really good-looking. Apart from some minor logical flaws, there are no problems. It's a science fiction novel that can be read by novices, but also by old bookworms. It's just that the updates are slow. Can you please support me?
It's very interesting, but the author is too lazy and only updates 2 pictures a day, which is not enough to read. Very nice. I really like this book.
Among similar novels, the writing is good, the stream of consciousness is advanced, and the various knowledge is not bad. It does not give you blueprints to make, but gives you knowledge, and you really learn it. The system does not have too many restrictions, and there are not too many tasks, only rewards.
Such a beautiful book, why is it rated so low? Are you deliberately trying to give people a low profile?