Super Brain: From Street Vendor to Island Lord
超级大脑，从地摊小贩到海岛之主
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Farming
- Updated
- 2d ago
- English
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Other names
- I Secretly Built a Base on the Moon悄悄地我在月球建了个基地Alternate title on Fanqie
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Transmigrate and Build Your Own Country
Kobolds.
Any Novels That Start with Developing Smartphone or Automotive Chip Technology from the Start?
Transmigrate to Ancient Times, Build Cities and Infrastructure, Create a Modern City
Founding a Country Overseas and Developing Technology
Looking for books similar to "World War: The Empire Rises, and the Great Powers Tremble".
Modern-Era Nation-Building!
Someone transmigrates from modern times aboard a ship, or maybe a whole fleet, to an overseas territory in the 1960s. From the start, they build an empire, conceal a ship from the future, and make escort boats for that era. They win a battle against an invading ship with a few little boats. I forgot which country it was. Anyone know?
Looking for Stories About Someone Reborn and Making It Big Abroad, Carving Out Their Own Territory and Calling the Shots!
Something like Homo sapiens, Cellular Infiltration, and Reborn as a Super Banking System.
Infrastructure, Building Power, Mass Troop Recruitment
Any Books About Starting a Company and Quietly Advancing Technology? Nothing Too Over-the-Top
Modern Urban Setting, High Tech, Manufacturing, and a Strong Nation
A System-based story about making a nation strong.
Novels About Founding Nations Overseas, Secession, and Warlords
Reborn to Reform the Country and Develop Technology and Industry: Keep It Real, No Sci-Fi or System
A little of a golden finger is fine, like a space that's not too prominent. Ideally, the story should be complete!
Looking for Novels About Industry, Smartphones, Chips, and Cars
Looking for Farming Novels Where the Protagonist Lives in the Countryside With Pets and Keeps Building Up the Rural Community
I'd like something fairly realistic, nothing too over-the-top. The pet should be very clever.
Starting a Company, Cutting-Edge Tech, and Getting Rich: Smart Plots and Fresh Ideas
Looking for books similar to "City Life: From the Start, I Owed Trillions and Killed My Father to Seize Power".
Novels About Establishing a Power Base Abroad
Arms dealers, warmongers, that sort of thing.
Any Books About Southeast Asian Nation-Building Around 1950? Please Recommend a Few
Any Farming Stories About Transforming the Ecological Environment?
Reborn With a Technology System, Building a Technological Empire
The protagonist shouldn't be too kind or too stupid.
Looking for Stories About Building a Nation on an Island
Any books about founding a country on an island? Please recommend some.
Looking for Science and Technology Novels: The Protagonist’s Brain Is Enhanced, They Do Their Own Research, and There’s No Harem
Novels About Craftsmen
All the novels these days are romance, fantasy, or transmigration. They all feel like the same old formulas. Don't you think only stories about craftsmen have any soul?
Mining, Gemstone Prospecting, and a Storage Space
Urban setting, tycoon.
Looking for City-Building Stories With a Tower-Defense-Style Focus on Building Defenses
Infrastructure, Farming, and Developing a Base
Ideally, something like Arctic Survival.
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This is good. Usually, articles like this focus on rapid, high-profile expansion, emphasizing how amazing the product is and how quickly it plans to expand nationwide. This one is better; while the product is good, sales aren't exaggerated, allowing for steady growth. It's also good that it doesn't depict external competition, allowing for focused technological development without the backstabbing and scheming.
These are everyday life stories disguised as science fiction. The science fiction is only briefly mentioned, while the everyday life is described in great detail.
It's much better to start a business from scratch than to read a novel where a rich guy forces his way into the limelight.
The plot develops slowly, the logic is sound with no major flaws, and it's close to reality. While reviewing book reviews today, I noticed some readers commented that the title doesn't match the content, so I'd like to clarify. The protagonist, an ordinary person with no background, wouldn't immediately go out to sea to buy an island and establish a nation; it's illogical.
It looks alright. Seeing a rating of around 6, and 700,000 words, I initially thought the book quality wasn't very good. But after reading the comments, something seemed off. After looking closer, I realized it was because the author was updating too quickly 🤦🤦 The book hasn't been out for very long. I almost got fooled! 🍉🍉
They were deceiving me, I got scammed out of 400 yuan…🤦🤦🤦
Great, great, awesome!
I've seen over 240 pages. When will the book title be implemented?
There's no pretentious posturing or face-slapping, and the plot devices aren't overly overpowered. The business development is portrayed objectively and realistically, with a clear theme. It's a good book worth reading carefully.
It's entertaining to watch, but now that they've bought the islands, shouldn't they secretly acquire some high-tech weapons for defense?