Every Internet Cafe in the Country Is My Computing Power

10-Star praise, the beginning was a mess! Then he was beaten to death in revenge, and then the pig's feet traveled through time! If the Internet does not develop in the future, I will pick up the missing Iron Man helmet and go home to start a Sanwu Hardware Factory [smile][smile]

This article takes Iron Man's classic AI Jarvis as the core setting and unfolds the plot around the upgrading of the technology industry. Relying on Jarvis's super computing power and top black technology reserves, the protagonist quickly breaks through industry barriers and innovates energy, intelligence, high-end manufacturing and other fields. The technology setting is solid, the upgrade pace is refreshing, the industrial layout and business game are closely combined, the science fiction sense is full, and the plot is smooth and engaging. It is a high-quality masterpiece on the rise of technology.

It's great to watch. I didn't have any peeing spots throughout the whole process. I read it in one sitting. It's so well written! ! It's getting prettier from behind! Come on

I have read it, and if you want to read it, please come and take a look. Some people may be able to accept the content. Some people can't accept it. You have to experience it and see it yourself. Everyone's point of view is different and you have to taste it yourself. [Exploration][exploration][exploration][exploration][exploration][exploration][exploration][exploration][exploration]

Although I also think it's not appropriate to engage in metal at the beginning But after listening to the author's advice, I started reading from chapter 55. It's an absolute god-level skill. The plot is not urgent, not slow, and non-toxic. It's good to watch. I've read it quickly and can't sleep at night. It's worth a million dollars to get it.

I have never thought about the subject matter, and this is my first time encountering this kind of thing. It's pretty good. Why didn't Jarvis build my robot girlfriend for me? Recommended to read, When Can I Meet My Jarvis?

It's well written, but it's too short. I read it in one go.

It is very innovative, imaginative but not exaggerated, realistic but not obtrusive. It is very in line with the story of an ordinary person who knows about the future but has no ability and relies mostly on gold fingers. It is very attractive to me.

The novel is slow to pick up, and only gets better after 50 chapters. There are too many family feuds in the early stage, which has a great impact in the generally fast-paced environment of Tomato. I think many readers will be persuaded to quit before reaching 50 chapters. It will still be interesting to develop high-end chips later.

It's okay so far. In fact, the technology just needs to be a little bit ahead of the curve. Don't be too ahead of the curve, otherwise you won't be able to handle it. It's still too short, so you can only keep it for now.