[Black-Tech Conglomerate] [Military] [Havoc] [Universal Conglomerate]
One day, Bai Yuchen suddenly gains the superpower to bring science fiction to life.
From then on, sci-fi weapons and equipment, superweapons, bioweapons, gene-enhancing drugs, cybernetic implants, giant mechs, and starships from games and movies are all brought into the real world by him.
He establishes the Umbrella Corporation in the real world. I’m the black-tech conglomerate on this planet, leading humanity’s technology into the stars!
Sci-fi franchises featured include Cyberpunk 2077, Alien, Delta Force, District 9, Elysium, Chappie, RoboCop, Prototype, Resident Evil, Titanfall 2, Fallout 4, Detroit: Become Human, Atomic Heart, Crysis, Call of Duty, and more…
I can't stand it anymore. The novel in 2025 has been updated for nearly a year after a break. I seriously doubt there will be another break [face covering]
It's pretty good. I rent a house. There is a beautiful flight attendant next door. I was so destined on the plane to go abroad. I still met this woman. When I went abroad to kill people, I met a child trafficking gang. The protagonist killed them all. The protagonist was only in his 20s and adopted a woman. She was a little foreign girl. She also took smart pills.
It's a very interesting black science and technology article. I hope everyone will support it, pay more attention to it, and send some free gifts [love] [blowing kiss]
It's a military-themed story, not about being the richest man, doing business wars, or cooperating with the country. It's more about building a world-wide giant with huge influence, like Havke, that surpasses the five permanent members.
In addition, the plot about showing the abilities of the agents under his command has been modified. The ability is only shown to the agents under the condition of ensuring absolute loyalty, in order to strengthen their confidence.
Let's give an overall review of this book. Very good, at least there are no big problems with the refreshing development and plot structure. At least the author has a clear idea and knows what kind of article he wants to write. The focus is to use black technology to fight against the existing great power order, and then complete the process of planetary unification. [Like] Overall good.
But there are indeed a few problems, which is why there are so many bad reviews in the comment area. That is, the author exposed his system capabilities to his mercenaries during the primitive accumulation stage. The purpose is to exchange for their loyalty. This actually depends on the individual. In fact, it cannot be regarded as a blocking point, but can only be a landmine. Because now the protagonist is in the primitive accumulation stage and cannot replace his loyal subordinates for the time being. You can only use real people. But in reality, it is a bit too difficult for people to want others to be loyal to you. After all, they are not humans and machines. The author's appropriate exposure lets his subordinates know that he has the ability to fight against big powers, which is actually okay. After all, these mercenaries were all implanted with micro bombs. Essentially, every move is under the surveillance of the protagonist. That's why I say it's a landmine, because if the author wants to write it, he can develop it into a blocking point. For example, mercenaries take out a bomb, and then defect with these secrets and technology and expose them to other major powers. Of course, looking at the conception and development of this writing, the author probably did not intend to write this kind of plot, and it was simply designed for the convenience of the plot. But this is indeed a landmine, but as long as the author survives the stage of primitive accumulation. With enough resources, you can exchange for AI robots to assist or exchange for memory-erasing props. It is a very simple matter to erase the previous memories of these people. The point is that the author failed to explain, resulting in a bunch of bad reviews in the comment area. The main reason is that the author did not expect that this could be considered a blocking point.
Generally speaking, it is still recommended. As long as you have a clear understanding, after reading the entire article, you will find that the author actually has no intention of writing anything to read. If you give up a book just because it's interesting, that's fine. Overall this book can be recommended. It is not easy to find such a science and technology development article. Please give me some recommendations. [Cover face]
This book is okay, but the weapons he comes up with are a bit too sci-fi. Even if they are not released, they must be iterated and optimized internally instead of leaping forward. I feel that such a cultivation company will be better. Moreover, the things he comes up with can actually affect the world in the movie. It would be better if he can also enter the movie world, have a war with the people there, and then continue to rule. That would be better.
In the later stage, he looked very similar to a book I read called "Dimensional Giants" before. That book also won over the rich and powerful and also had the ability to travel to other worlds.
The writing is quite good, this type of book should be ranked in the top 100. 😂😂😂
It can be added to Edge of Tomorrow's exoskeleton mecha, Pacific Rim's mecha, Predator's mecha, Prometheus Alien prequel, CPH4 matter in the super body, District 9's lobster mecha, AI Creator's Nomad super giant floating carrier [smile] Personally, I feel that the Nomad is more intimidating than S. H. I. E. L. D.'S aerospace carrier
The enhanced serum of Captain America, the super-body CPH4 that can develop the brain and become a superhuman being, the biotech tyrant of Resident Evil, etc., The DC villain robot (Amazo) can tie the creator, Professor Avio, and implant a chip, and the Sentinel robot, these two robots are specially made for people with super powers.
It's very good, it's well written, and it's fun to watch. Please update more often, please come on!
Not bad. If you like this kind of subject matter, I hope it's not too toxic later.
I can't stand it anymore. The novel in 2025 has been updated for nearly a year after a break. I seriously doubt there will be another break [face covering]
It's pretty good. I rent a house. There is a beautiful flight attendant next door. I was so destined on the plane to go abroad. I still met this woman. When I went abroad to kill people, I met a child trafficking gang. The protagonist killed them all. The protagonist was only in his 20s and adopted a woman. She was a little foreign girl. She also took smart pills.
It's a very interesting black science and technology article. I hope everyone will support it, pay more attention to it, and send some free gifts [love] [blowing kiss] It's a military-themed story, not about being the richest man, doing business wars, or cooperating with the country. It's more about building a world-wide giant with huge influence, like Havke, that surpasses the five permanent members. In addition, the plot about showing the abilities of the agents under his command has been modified. The ability is only shown to the agents under the condition of ensuring absolute loyalty, in order to strengthen their confidence.
Let's give an overall review of this book. Very good, at least there are no big problems with the refreshing development and plot structure. At least the author has a clear idea and knows what kind of article he wants to write. The focus is to use black technology to fight against the existing great power order, and then complete the process of planetary unification. [Like] Overall good. But there are indeed a few problems, which is why there are so many bad reviews in the comment area. That is, the author exposed his system capabilities to his mercenaries during the primitive accumulation stage. The purpose is to exchange for their loyalty. This actually depends on the individual. In fact, it cannot be regarded as a blocking point, but can only be a landmine. Because now the protagonist is in the primitive accumulation stage and cannot replace his loyal subordinates for the time being. You can only use real people. But in reality, it is a bit too difficult for people to want others to be loyal to you. After all, they are not humans and machines. The author's appropriate exposure lets his subordinates know that he has the ability to fight against big powers, which is actually okay. After all, these mercenaries were all implanted with micro bombs. Essentially, every move is under the surveillance of the protagonist. That's why I say it's a landmine, because if the author wants to write it, he can develop it into a blocking point. For example, mercenaries take out a bomb, and then defect with these secrets and technology and expose them to other major powers. Of course, looking at the conception and development of this writing, the author probably did not intend to write this kind of plot, and it was simply designed for the convenience of the plot. But this is indeed a landmine, but as long as the author survives the stage of primitive accumulation. With enough resources, you can exchange for AI robots to assist or exchange for memory-erasing props. It is a very simple matter to erase the previous memories of these people. The point is that the author failed to explain, resulting in a bunch of bad reviews in the comment area. The main reason is that the author did not expect that this could be considered a blocking point. Generally speaking, it is still recommended. As long as you have a clear understanding, after reading the entire article, you will find that the author actually has no intention of writing anything to read. If you give up a book just because it's interesting, that's fine. Overall this book can be recommended. It is not easy to find such a science and technology development article. Please give me some recommendations. [Cover face]
This book is okay, but the weapons he comes up with are a bit too sci-fi. Even if they are not released, they must be iterated and optimized internally instead of leaping forward. I feel that such a cultivation company will be better. Moreover, the things he comes up with can actually affect the world in the movie. It would be better if he can also enter the movie world, have a war with the people there, and then continue to rule. That would be better. In the later stage, he looked very similar to a book I read called "Dimensional Giants" before. That book also won over the rich and powerful and also had the ability to travel to other worlds.
The writing is quite good, this type of book should be ranked in the top 100. 😂😂😂
It can be added to Edge of Tomorrow's exoskeleton mecha, Pacific Rim's mecha, Predator's mecha, Prometheus Alien prequel, CPH4 matter in the super body, District 9's lobster mecha, AI Creator's Nomad super giant floating carrier [smile] Personally, I feel that the Nomad is more intimidating than S. H. I. E. L. D.'S aerospace carrier The enhanced serum of Captain America, the super-body CPH4 that can develop the brain and become a superhuman being, the biotech tyrant of Resident Evil, etc., The DC villain robot (Amazo) can tie the creator, Professor Avio, and implant a chip, and the Sentinel robot, these two robots are specially made for people with super powers.
It's very good, it's well written, and it's fun to watch. Please update more often, please come on!
Not bad. If you like this kind of subject matter, I hope it's not too toxic later.
Very good, very exciting, on the bookshelf