
Black Technology: From Rags to an Interstellar Empire
黑科技:从草根到星际帝国
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 253k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 6mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Explore more →Looking for Tech-Focused Novels Where the Protagonist Starts a Company
Any Stories About Tech Companies Like Huawei Leaving Foreign Competitors in the Dust?
I want to read books like *Black Technology: The Rise of a Great Power Begins with Rejecting an Acquisition*. A tech company overcomes every obstacle on its way to becoming unstoppable.
The Protagonist Develops Technology Independently and Keeps It to Himself, But Steps In When the Nation Is in Danger
Tech Novels About Someone Advancing Technology Alone With a Golden Finger
No pretentious face-slapping stories, and nothing involving the state. With technology stories, the moment the state gets involved, everyone suddenly loses their intelligence. So I want stories that don’t involve the state.
Pure Technology, Starting From Scratch, With an Overpowered Feel
Modern urban setting.
Artificial Intelligence, Super Technology, and a Journey From Earth to the Universe, 2 Million Words or More
Looking for books similar to The Tech Mover.
Interstellar Fiction Only, Please!
I hope the protagonist is the child of an important figure who was lost outside the family as a child, then later reveals their identity in front of everyone. Seeing them reveal an incredible identity in front of others is one of my favorite guilty pleasures, ahhh!
Mecha Stories and Sci-Fi: Where Have All the Great Ones Gone?
“Flesh is weak; embrace the machine” shouldn't just be a slogan. True machines shouldn't have feelings at all! Most mechanical sci-fi these days is about someone being reincarnated or accidentally becoming someone or something, followed by pages and pages of personal drama and romance.
Looking for a Tech Novel About Starting a Business from Scratch, with No Sycophancy or Toxic Content
Sci-Fi, Megacorporations, and Space
Looking for books similar to *I Became an Interstellar Arms Dealer*.
Scientific Research With No Scheming or Face-Slapping
A highly intelligent but socially clueless protagonist would work too. Their achievements don’t necessarily have to become known to the public, but they should be based on established knowledge, not made up out of nowhere.
Starting a Company, Cutting-Edge Tech, and Getting Rich: Smart Plots and Fresh Ideas
Looking for books similar to *City Life: From the Start, I Owed Trillions and Killed My Father to Seize Power*.
💥 Heavy Industry, Giant Corporations, Arms Dealers, and Mercenary Forces
Technology Novels Rated 9 or Higher
Looking for a Novel with a Vast World, from Earth to the Universe and Beyond Its Boundaries
Novels About Building a Company from a Small Business into a Large One
Looking for books similar to *Five-Star Talent! I'm Definitely Hiring This Employee!*
Looking for Science and Technology Novels: The Protagonist’s Brain Is Enhanced, They Do Their Own Research, and There’s No Harem
Tech Novels About Inventing Things from Scratch
Looking for books similar to *I’m a Level Two Civilization with a Two-Dimensional Foil, So It Makes Sense, Right? (Deep Space Cataclysm)*
Novels That Follow Civilization from the Planetary Stage to a Highly Advanced Civilization
It can happen through a System, or after a few hundred years, with all sorts of new technology having developed.
The Lead Has Artificial Intelligence or Iron Man’s Powers From the Start
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Any Books With a Vast Cosmology, From Earth to the Solar System to the Milky Way and Beyond?
Any books with a grand cosmic scale, from Earth to the solar system to the Milky Way?
Tech Fiction, But No More Controlled Nuclear Fusion, I’m Getting Sick of It
Looking for books similar to *I'm a Level-Two Civilization, So Having a Two-Dimensional Foil Is Perfectly Reasonable*.
Any Books Where the Protagonist Integrates with a Computer or Chip to Run Simulations?
Space + Interstellar Adventure + A Little Sci-Fi, but Most Importantly, Primarily Fantasy
Looking for fantasy stories with some interstellar elements, but mainly focused on cultivation, set among the stars.
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It's pretty good, but the word count is small and not enough to read.
It's too ideal in general. The company doesn't recruit people from a headhunting company. Speaking of which, the protagonist is an unlimited liability company. Doesn't it leave a way out for himself? It's too naive, too idealistic, and too underestimating human nature. It's weird for a small company to have so many technologies without being investigated, and it recruits people too casually. The company is still a kind of unlimited liability company. If something happens, the protagonist will be the first to find him without leaving a way out. If this is not a novel, it is reality. If the protagonist uses so many technologies in a row, he will definitely be investigated.