Building a Digital Divine Nation, Crushing the World with Technology
打造数据神国，科技碾压全球
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 250k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Scientific Research With No Scheming or Face-Slapping
A highly intelligent but socially clueless protagonist would work too. Their achievements don’t necessarily have to become known to the public, but they should be based on established knowledge, not made up out of nowhere.
Finance, the Internet, Investing, and Startups Around the Year 2000
A reborn entrepreneur and investment story. The characters need to be smart! I don’t want romance to be the main plot!
Urban Tech Stories About Founding a Tech Company and Crushing the Competition
A story with a System where the protagonist develops technology and crushes tech companies at home and abroad.
Looking for Stories About Building a Faction, Puppets, Slaves, and Dark Themes
Stories About Self-Developed Cutting-Edge Technology, Not Tech Handed Out by a System
Looking for Sci-Fi Novels About Artificial Intelligence
Ideally, the protagonist creates their own artificial intelligence.
Male POV, Scientific Research, Someone Protected by the State
Preferably with a child as the protagonist.
The Best Tech Novel I’ve Ever Read!!!
Just one book, please!
A Top Scientist Sent by the State to Teach at a University
Looking for Novels About Making Mobile Phones
Preferably something about designing smartphones today.
Looking for a Tech Story Where the Protagonist Is Protected by the Nation and Develops Super-Advanced Technology
The Male Lead Is a University Professor with a Sci-Fi System
Underrated Sci-Fi Gems
Looking for books like Looking to China: I Built a Nation Where Gods Are Forbidden to Go. Urban high-powered stories, urban cultivation, urban fantasy, and the like...
Heaven-Defying Comprehension! Stories About Developing Technology and Strengthening National Defense
No Need to Worry About Running Out of Books: Stock Up and Read!
I'd like to read books similar to A Lonely Boy in That Winter. If it's good, recommend it here!
This Is a Robbery! Hand Over All Your Good Books!
Looking for books similar to *The Record of a Cultivation World's Toddler Being Raised into a B-King*.
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Good! So far, there are no bad points. There may be some minor flaws in the beginning, but other problems are not major. At the current pace, it will definitely be a good book without messing up the plot. The most important thing is that if you can't write well about emotions and love, it's best not to touch it. (Looking at the current situation, I suspect that the senior sister is the booked girlfriend) [Learned] [Learned] [Learned]
Cool article, so cool! Especially when the first program was launched: the accelerator, it was so exciting to see four brothers working together and getting excited! Although there are many places that may be more idealistic, But Shuangwen still cares about this? So, authors, hurry up and write!
The author is awesome. Maybe my knowledge is too narrow. This novel is not only a novel for me, but also an expansion of my horizons and thinking. I am very honored to read such an excellent novel. I hope the author can finish it at his own pace.
If the elder brother doesn't want to update, just say so. Why bother to deal with the younger brother like this? It seems that the younger brother is being sentimental. The older brother is weak and needs more rest. The younger brother urges the elder brother like this. It is the younger brother's fault. It hurts the elder brother's body and makes the younger brother feel distressed. Unfortunately, whether the elder brother is injured or not has anything to do with the younger brother?
It's hard to see in reality, using technology to crush capital, but in the novel, it's done with absolutely leading technology, it's very exciting to watch, come on
Come on, well written
The future is promising [Blow kiss] A perfect start
Check in The 62nd written book review
It's time to raise books again. See you in half a year.
Very OK, a sincere review from an old bookworm, just read it