I Am the Tech Emperor

Officer, I'm turning myself in. What's wrong? I committed theft! What? What did you steal? It's just some blueprints and documents... What type? There are so many: Virginia-class nuclear submarines, Seawolf-class nuclear submarines, Trident D5 nuclear missiles, Pershing II nuclear missiles, F-22 stealth fighters, F-35 stealth fighters, B-2 bombers, Ford-class nuclear-powered aircraft carriers…

This is a political intrigue novel, not hard science fiction with some kind of high-tech gadget. It's incredibly addictive.

Is this tragic start to the first chapter for real? Are there any experts willing to test the waters? I dare not read any further.

Keep up the good work, author! Stick to your style. Don't be swayed by book reviews.

Damn it, this society is so corrupt, I can't even read a novel!

The male protagonist is always portrayed as highly intelligent, but his IQ immediately plummets when he sees a woman. The first woman he takes in, surnamed Cao, seems utterly brainless, and the second woman is practically an idiot. Don't create a harem just for the sake of a harem.

I lost interest after reading the first chapter. These days, it's like all the protagonists in books have a grudge against the author. The more miserable the beginning, the better; it's practically a competition of who has the most tragic story, completely ruining the reading experience. They've abandoned all logic just to make the protagonist seem more miserable.

The most absurd premise is that geniuses can't exist, not even through self-study. How can an alien world develop like this? All the geniuses are sliced ​​up; everyone's just an ordinary person, an engineer. Without STEM talent, technological progress stagnates.

Extremely poisonous! It starts with the king's seventh son being hoisted into the sky by the second prince's kite and struck by lightning. The rest of the plot is just intrigue and backstabbing; he's either killed or framed. The writing is also terrible. It's deadly.

After looking at 50 pictures, there wasn't a single mention of technology. How can this be recommended? The editor is just trying to make easy money again!