I, Chen Shi, work in scrap recycling.
The System told me I had a pair of eyes that could see "hidden value."
So I found rhenium-based alloy in a pile of scrap metal,
uncovered 1.8 billion tons of coal in an abandoned mine,
brought forgotten precision machine tools back from an old factory,
and salvaged relics of the heroes who died in the First Sino-Japanese War from the seabed.
The System also said that turning these things over to the country would earn immeasurable merit.
Later, I discovered that merit points could not only be exchanged for abilities,
but also for the future of an entire nation.
This isn't just my own story of gaining cheat-like powers.
It's 1.4 billion people putting "waste" to use.
I have read dozens of chapters. How can I say it? It is most likely the first edition of AI. The author has refined or purely AI writing, because in the first few dozen chapters of the article, there are a lot of questions about what happened three years ago and what will happen three years later. In summary, this book is like a white cake without any vegetables. It can be eaten and satiated, but it does not satisfy the craving.
The person named Zhang sells your equipment, and then the person named Zhao says that you framed it. I think it's okay. It was Zhang who sold you the things, and the person named Zhao is just the mine owner. No matter how others break the law, and they have no interaction with you, why did it become the person named Zhao who sold you the equipment? It's absolutely correct to say that you framed it.
Dang Shuangwen can still be read without using his or her brain~~ but it's not as good as it can be read without using his or her brain.
It looks pretty good. Shouldn't the main plot of this book be about digging up scraps everywhere? Why do you feel that this mine has reached its peak, with output increasing and valuation rising again and again? Although another one was opened in the Gobi later, it can be seen that the protagonist is too busy, and the military mentioned in the article has not been done at all.
General, Chapter 67 "Governor Gu gave me a new task - a tailings recycling project for an abandoned uranium mine in the northwest. A technical plan is needed." You are a common man, and the government arranges a uranium mine tailings recycling project for you. Is this a plot that normal people can arrange? Three years of waste recycling experience and a high school diploma. Even if you have a unique vision and can discover mineral resources, what next? Is he resistant to radiation? Does he have experience with it? Let's just say, can you let the protagonist develop first, make money, open a company, and conduct a research institute, and obtain relevant knowledge, experts and qualifications to advance this professional recycling plot?
This book is very creative and interesting to read. But didn't the author check it carefully? Even if it's AI, check it out anyway. Repeated words, repeated plots, appear again and again. There are also some plots with different details before and after, plus some repeated dialogues. It greatly affects the perception and the sense of immersion. So sorry, I can only give 3 stars. Creativity is interesting. It is so uncomfortable that it is difficult to smoothly connect the front and back of this AI.
It was probably written by AI and then slightly corrected. There are many inconsistencies. And how can it be so easy to borrow millions from others and cooperate with big companies casually? Borrowing becomes dividend
Change a few numbers, and then reincarnate infinitely, AI text,
The subject matter is good, but it feels weird to read. It feels flat when it's exciting, and it's flat when it's exciting. After listening to dozens of chapters, I want to skip or change books...
The writing is messy, ai