
I Raise Pigs. What’s So Unreasonable About Using Nuclear Fusion for Heating?
我养猪的,核聚变供暖不合理吗?
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- Ongoing
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- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 23h ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Technology Novels! No National Heroes! No Military Industry!
Technology-focused stories of any genre: science fiction, modern technology, or someone who transmigrates to ancient times or a parallel world and uses low-tech methods to boost production. But no military-industrial stories or tales about national heroes! I want protagonists who make their mark through brains and knowledge!
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
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Tech Novels About Inventing Things from Scratch
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Tech Fiction, But No More Controlled Nuclear Fusion, I’m Getting Sick of It
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This kind of novel is truly down-to-earth. I hope it will be updated soon. That's even better.
If the protagonist builds his own country in the later stage, the score should go up. After all, it is really difficult to rate a scientific research institute that seizes the achievements of others, requires selfless contributions from others, and eats the pig's head and fat ears.
If you put the safety of yourself and your loved ones first, and then sell inventions after you can protect yourself, the logic will be more perfect.
The core joy of this book is not actually black technology, but "the invisible people are finally seen by the world." At the beginning of the chapter, Jiang Yun was kicked back to the countryside by the director who said, "If you don't want to do it, there are people who are willing to do it." At that moment, he was really frustrated. Later, he built drones, lasers, batteries, chips, and armors one by one. The whole world chased him and called him "the mysterious man" but didn't know who he was. This contrast supports the entire book. The love line is the standard harem for men's happy stories. It was a bit greasy in the early stage ("run away after sleeping" was used too many times), but in the later stage, the scenes where Lin Shiyu is pregnant, the father-in-law comes with troops, and the identity is exposed are really dramatic. The shortcomings are also obvious: the meeting scenes of various countries are seriously homogeneous. The three-piece set of "shock + silence + emergency meeting" appears no less than fifty times, and the rhythm in the middle and late stages is obviously watered down. But as a meal-time read, it accomplished its job—I stayed up three nights in a row. Deduct one star to add water, four and a half stars, round up to five stars, and remind you to update.
Good
Beautiful, great content
I like to read it. This book is well written. I have been reading books for more than ten years. They are all depleted of books. Looking at me I can see the end.
The male protagonist is handsome, tall, talented and wealthy, setting the standard in women's hearts. There is suspense and expectation. The storyline is not cliche and interesting.
The writing is very beautiful and close to reality and makes sense! ! ! ! ! !
After reading this novel, I felt like watching a short play.