In a desperate situation, maintenance worker Jin Yuan held a screw in his hand, turned his mind, and golden light flashed. There is no system, no guidance. He must use the thinking of a science and engineering man to crack the cruel rules of "turning stone into gold" alone: conservation of mass, property rights restrictions, weight restrictions, fixed shape... Each one is a shackle. Ability is both a ladder to heaven and a roulette wheel. Faced with economic pressure, a web of rules, market fluctuations, and security threats, when he tried to use order to imprison this blind box-like miracle and build the myth of "absolute control," the man who longed for order was gradually turning into the chaos he feared most.
Reader comments
The novel is very good, the logic is very rigorous, and it is indeed a novel that uses cybernetic scientific methodology as I imagined, but is the pace of the plot too fast? I feel so fast that I can't breathe. It solves my mother's health problem. Can I extend the time to reduce the risk?
On the one hand, the protagonist is creating, and on the other hand, he is frantically eliminating risks. The act of eliminating risks will lead to more risks.
Risks themselves are also opportunities. For example, if there is a metal network in the middle, the futures soar by 20%. If the protagonist knows the inside story, he can go short in the opposite direction.
The protagonist is almost set to become a lone ranger, and then the risks are raised crazily. The risks are so high that the only way to make up for the identity of the parents is to forcibly arrange careers in a financial company for the parents, so that the parents can support the protagonist's future career, completely forgetting that the mother just fell ill.
Tell me the truth, did you use AI to generate it?
But how to say it? I like your scientific methodology and use scientific rationality to control the world you can control. I like this idea, so I give you 4 stars to support it.
Cheers for a 5-star solution
The protagonist is a bit paranoid about being persecuted, but overall it's good
Rigorous. The logic is smooth, but the pace is a bit fast. Shouldn't the 5 million compensation part be avoided?
The novel is very good, the logic is very rigorous, and it is indeed a novel that uses cybernetic scientific methodology as I imagined, but is the pace of the plot too fast? I feel so fast that I can't breathe. It solves my mother's health problem. Can I extend the time to reduce the risk? On the one hand, the protagonist is creating, and on the other hand, he is frantically eliminating risks. The act of eliminating risks will lead to more risks. Risks themselves are also opportunities. For example, if there is a metal network in the middle, the futures soar by 20%. If the protagonist knows the inside story, he can go short in the opposite direction. The protagonist is almost set to become a lone ranger, and then the risks are raised crazily. The risks are so high that the only way to make up for the identity of the parents is to forcibly arrange careers in a financial company for the parents, so that the parents can support the protagonist's future career, completely forgetting that the mother just fell ill. Tell me the truth, did you use AI to generate it? But how to say it? I like your scientific methodology and use scientific rationality to control the world you can control. I like this idea, so I give you 4 stars to support it.
Cheers for a 5-star solution
The protagonist is a bit paranoid about being persecuted, but overall it's good
Rigorous. The logic is smooth, but the pace is a bit fast. Shouldn't the 5 million compensation part be avoided?