Lin Xian, a young Buddhist man, originally wanted to be a quiet fish, but he was accidentally bound to the [Black Technology Integration System]. What the system provides is neither immortal cultivation techniques nor powerful funds, but real heaven-defying technology: brainwave drones, quantum communications, holographic projections...
His salty dream is to "make money while lying down", but for the first time he live broadcasted a live broadcast, using his mind to control a drone to draw a beautiful portrait of the fairy sister Liu Yifei, which immediately became popular all over the Internet. What caught him even more off guard was that Liu Yifei actually came to his door in person and "picked him up" and took him home.
From then on, Lin Xian's peaceful life completely went astray. Help Tianxian create a holographic concert, lead a boy band to play a black technology variety show, use AI to tailor hit hits for Xue Qian... Every seemingly random activity has accurately triggered hot searches and set off a revolution in the industry. When the entertainment industry was still competing for positions, Lin Xian's patent walls were plastered all over the world; when capital tried to plagiarize and suppress, his rights-protecting AI could make his opponents bankrupt in an instant.
From a small live broadcast room to an international science and technology exhibition, from a handicraft workshop to a business empire, Lin Xian uses the most hard-core technology to do the most interesting things. And the fairy sister who "picked him up" home gradually discovered that this seemingly lazy guy was actually a hidden boss who quietly controlled future technology and changed the course of the world.
Reader comments
Is this book a bit salty?
What the hell is this nonsense?
When I first looked at the title of the book, I thought it was the same old book. Then I clicked on it and read it. I thought it was okay. I really like the topic of black technology.
Is this book a bit salty?
What the hell is this nonsense?
When I first looked at the title of the book, I thought it was the same old book. Then I clicked on it and read it. I thought it was okay. I really like the topic of black technology.