Chen Huang loses his temper and awakens a bizarre ability: he becomes a walking 5G signal tower! He gets free data and blazing-fast internet, but nothing grows within ten meters of him, and every electronic device nearby stops working.
Just as he’s about to be sued into bankruptcy, a mysterious number calls him. “Mr. Chen, you’re interfering with defense-grade communications. Would you be willing to serve your country?”
And so, Chen Huang’s life manual is completely rewritten:
[Mission One: Head deep into the northwestern desert and provide full-area Wi-Fi coverage for a research base.]
[Mission Two: Infiltrate a cruise ship that has lost contact in international waters and set up a temporary communications network.]
[Mission Three: Use your body to block enemy satellite signals and cover our forces’ operation!]
Chen Huang says, “Chief, can we change my codename from ‘Human Wi-Fi’? It doesn’t sound very imposing!”
The commander replies, “Certainly, Comrade ‘Mobile Strategic Information Node.’ Here’s the location of your next assignment: the Antarctic research station!”
After reading it, I found that the protagonist is just a tool and has no right to speak. I feel that I don't regard the protagonist as a human being. This is the first time I have read this kind of novel.
How should I put it? The subject matter is very novel but the writing style needs to be improved.