Super High-Tech Factory

Ugh, it's so awkward! Especially the women in the company, they seem so pretentious…! Ugh, I shudder. I have no power to resist… It's a domestic electronics company, yet they require everyone to have an English name! You're not in foreign trade, is it really necessary to be so pretentious?

Author, you need to understand that in China, everything—whether it flies in the sky, swims in the water, runs on the ground, or is buried in the ground—belongs to the state. The state belongs to the government, and the government is led by the government.

It's another one of those novels that claims to be a science fiction story but is actually just a modern, pretentious urban fantasy. If it weren't for the fact that Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform) doesn't have a rating system, it would get a terrible review in no time. 🙄🙄🙄

When is "until one day"? Is it when the book is finished? And when will the vast universe arrive?

I got to chapter 50-something and it became so disgusting I couldn't read any more. It was too toxic.

🤫🤫🤫The author seems to know absolutely nothing about the bicycle industry. A bicycle priced at 3888 yuan has a high price tag, with the shifting components alone costing at least 1500 yuan. And these shifting components have design and product patents. You can't produce similar products. The most user-friendly designs have already been patented by others; there's no circumventing it.

Here's a suggestion for the author: the protagonist is incredibly wealthy, but lacks a true base of operations. While the machinery manufacturing industry is booming, benefiting the entire sector, it doesn't fully benefit the local population. I hope the author can collaborate fully with Hainan, transforming it into his base.

This book has a great concept; I've read it several times. The writing is a bit lacking, though; it's a bit too rambling.

This book was quite enjoyable to read, so why did the author stop writing?

The author has very serious psychological problems.