Breaking Barriers: From Academic Fraud to Tech Mogul

Generally, high-tech mobile phone manufacturing plants have a cleanroom standard of 10,000. Even more high-tech products are often 1,000-level (I've heard there are even 100-level). The lower the number, the higher the standard.

The "overpowered" aspect isn't exaggerated, it's just right. There's conflict, the technological descriptions are eye-opening, and it also incorporates Chinese elements like violent aesthetics and the "China speed"—all fantastic! Keep it up! Looking forward to more exciting content!

I've finished watching it. Although the villain's design is quite illogical, and he's constantly targeting the Ye family, it's really exciting, so exciting that it makes you overlook the minor plot holes. The technical aspects (literary merit) are perfect, the patriotism is perfect, but the "golden finger" (superpower/cheat code) feels a bit abrupt.

The writing is realistic, and the author narrates the story very completely; it is a qualified high-scoring work.

Well, to put it simply, they possess nuclear weapons and treat them like cabbages; they'd rather lose their heads than live in a bad mood, and they'd have plenty to eat.

I've noticed that authors often use slang terms like "anchor" or "dimensionality," without considering whether the character would actually use such terms or slang, which can be distracting. This situation appears consistently in all three books. There are no major issues with the plot. I should also mention that I've read all three of the author's books, and their styles are quite similar.

Although it felt a bit like leveling up by switching maps, and the author made a mistake and forgot the part about Musk first getting the modular battery technology and then the fireproof Kirin technology, the book was still quite good. I support it! 🤭 Remember when they'll bring back the mascot, Daddy, and the foreshadowing at the school.

This is quite good. My two favorite parts are the part where the protagonist goes to court and the part where they launch the Jianmu (a mythical tree). I thought those two parts were really good. I thought it should have ended around chapter 400, but I didn't expect such a big development. The later parts are alright too. I feel like it would be fine if it were written as a side story; at least then I wouldn't have any regrets.

Excellent! As long as it doesn't have romance, it's incredibly enjoyable. Keep up the good work, author! Looking forward to more updates!

Honestly, this book deserves a 9 out of 10. Everyone should check it out; the plot is gripping, and I absolutely loved it. After reading so many books over the years, this is the first time I've ever rated a book, because a 7 out of 10 feels so unfair.