2000: Ushering in the Era of Dominance Through Black Technology

I've read the latest chapter. Overall, the book is excellent. It doesn't start with extra scenes, and the later chapters aren't filled with mindless plots involving beautiful women, school beauties, or brainwashing. The reading experience is superb. It feels like the author planned each step carefully. However, I still have a few suggestions: faster technological development isn't always better.

[A book you'll want to read in one sitting!] The reading experience is incredibly comfortable! From the plot and characters to the writing style, everything reveals the author's dedication. - Plot: The pacing is excellent, with both thrilling conflicts and heartwarming everyday moments. - Characters: The characters are vivid; their joys and sorrows easily resonate with the reader.

In the early stages, it's okay to go abroad. But once things get bigger, it's best to send a puppet abroad, or develop your own robots that can guarantee your safety before going out. Otherwise, the Americans will definitely kidnap you, or if they can't kidnap you, they'll physically eliminate you, especially if you're in the real economy.

Honestly, many novels like this start with the protagonist encountering some unpleasant situation and facing various difficulties, followed by many filler chapters about how to overcome these obstacles before the story truly begins. This one, however, doesn't have so many trivial and unpleasant obstacles, making it a very easy and enjoyable read. You won't be frowning; it's a truly satisfying read! 👍

It's alright, but it would be even better if the writing style could be improved. It feels like reading an ledger 🤦. There are no emotional ups and downs, only a ruthless plot.

Overall, it's quite good-looking and engaging, with a logical and well-researched plot. However, there are some fantastical and sci-fi high-tech elements that aren't entirely illogical.

Good, good, keep up the good work! May you receive good fortune, smooth sailing, and wealth!

That's good. Isn't less than six points too low?

It's very good; it's the kind of semi-research, not too fantastical type that I like.

Technology isn't something lofty and unattainable; it serves the people. This is because in some eras, productivity, production costs, and R&D investment were extremely high, making it impossible to reduce costs. Later, as productivity caught up and production costs decreased, technology advanced, making technology more affordable for everyone.