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The Protagonist Masters the Four Basic Forces of the Universe and Then Derives Various Abilities
Science fiction, apocalyptic fantasy, everything is fine
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Artificial Intelligence, Super Technology, from the Earth to the Universe, 2 Million Words➕
I want to read a book similar to "Technology Porter".
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For Science and Technology, Those Who Use Their Own Golden Fingers to Explore Technology Alone.
Don't be those who pretend to be a slap in the face. And non-state involvement. When it comes to science and technology, the country's IQ is instantly lost. So it must not involve the country.
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The Protagonist's Technology Develops Independently and Is Not Given to Everyone. When the Country Is in Trouble, It Will Take Action.
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Scientific and Technological Articles, Self-Developed
I want to read a book similar to "Is it reasonable for a second-level civilization to have two-way foil (Deep Space Catastrophe)".
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His Understanding Is Incredible and His Writing Is Cheating.
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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.
It's pretty good, but the word count is small and not enough to read.