The Kingdom of Film Technology

After reading Chapter 53, let me comment objectively. First of all, let's talk about the problem of the protagonist's roommate kicking him out. You really can't blame others for this. It was all done by the protagonist himself. The dormitory is public. You can conduct experiments, but you can't affect other people. It's too much for the protagonist to make loud noises, have an unpleasant smell of oil, and not pay attention to personal hygiene. This has seriously affected other people, so you can't blame others for kicking him out. The protagonist also has opinions about his roommate. This is a problem with the protagonist's character. The second is relatives. Although their snobbishness makes people look down on them, the relatives cannot be entirely blamed. A junior college student who does not study seriously and keeps asking for money from his family for experiments despite knowing that his family is in trouble is indeed like a daydream in the eyes of others. Third, cracking the plot of holographic projection is indeed a trap. It is impossible for a person without corresponding professional knowledge to crack it with a tenfold increase in IQ. A person without corresponding professional knowledge will be useless even if his IQ is increased a hundred times. Fourth, the protagonist goes into seclusion to develop "specific cancer drugs". The protagonist crosses over into the biological industry that has nothing to do with physics. After leaving seclusion, he attracts global media attention. No one doubts the protagonist? You must know that the most cutting-edge knowledge in each industry is inaccessible without corresponding personal connections, not to mention that the protagonist is a junior college student and spans two completely unrelated industries. Fifth, from the beginning to the end of the plot (Chapter 53), the protagonist is not seen going to the pig slaughterhouse or studying with professors in related majors. How does the protagonist know so many things? That's all for now, comments are welcome! 🙂

It's so funny that a junior college student wants to crack something big as shit. There is obviously a generational difference, okay? If something big like shit is that easy to crack. What the hell is that shit guy still doing at Marvel?

There is a lengthy description of family conflicts and discord between classmates, but the most important technology is mentioned in one stroke, and the equity transfer letter can be written casually. The most outrageous thing is that Science and Technology Exhibition said how hard he worked in front of reporters, and was kicked out of the dormitory by his classmates, as if you made noise and others could not have opinions.

A rubbish school that didn't give the protagonist any help. No, it gave a place in the science and technology exhibition (but the place was the icing on the cake after seeing the invention, hoping to gain fame and fortune), and then it had the nerve to lick its face and ask for funding? The protagonist is also awesome and directly gives 50 million US dollars (although to the protagonist it is only 1/400 of the property), but why?

You can withdraw nzt-48 first, expand your level, and then earn principal through finance, and then withdraw the holographic projection. This way, the probability of cracking is much higher, and after cracking, you can completely develop on your own without worrying about other money. By then, you will have a reputation, and you don't have to worry about the wine alley, and there is no need to raise funds or be interfered by capital. The protagonist is just an idiot who has no self-awareness. After getting the opportunity, he doesn't think about anything but high status, without thinking about the actual situation at all.

It is better to replace the pig's trotters with gold fingers that analyze items. For example, the gold fingers will automatically prompt you what knowledge is needed for an item, and then follow the prompts to learn the relevant content. When the learning is relevant, it will automatically and permanently memorize the principle and production of the item.

I saw the protagonist telling his gay friend that he left half the time when he opened the company. Could you tell me what happened next? Did you open the company half way to the gay friend?

Laws of scientific and technological literature 1. The protagonist's family is usually from rural areas, very poor and weak. 2. The protagonists are usually college students, and they are usually the kind of losers who are just waiting to die. They suddenly start to change when they encounter adventures. 3. We usually have weird relatives, everyone knows this.

After reading this book, I didn't want to write a review, but I still had to. Why? There are so many things I want to complain about! I major in psychology. From a psychological perspective, the author's psychological state may not be mature enough, so when writing the book, he had some opinions that were not particularly mature. Point 1: The female protagonist's problem: The female protagonist is very beautiful, and the male protagonist may like her very much at first sight. But when there is such a person around you, and you and I match up, it will largely lead to the male protagonist's resentment. After all, the male protagonist is a highly intelligent person, and he can see some little calculations in other people's minds. So some of the female protagonist's inner thoughts are actually very conspicuous in the eyes of men. Coupled with other people's ideas of matchmaking, some rebellious thoughts and values ​​​​will be generated to a large extent. The second point is plot development. The author may feel that it is very correct to shape the development direction of the male protagonist as his own kingdom, but in terms of objective development direction, the national level will definitely not, because a talent, nothing is said to specifically determine the future. To occupy such methods, it is more likely to seek cooperation, because the national level perspective will be very broad. For example, it is a very simple way to buy with money, so why bother to possess it! There are still many points that I am too lazy to write, after all, I have already written so much! There will be no change! Overall, it's a brainless and enjoyable article, which makes me feel frustrated to read it!

There are too few golden fingers written about the protagonist. It feels like there is not even 5%. A golden finger makes no waves in the article. As the protagonist, Gold Finger has too weak a sense of existence. I almost forget that the protagonist has a golden finger. The last thing is, why do I feel that the protagonist's character flaw is so serious? Although the appetizing in the article is just right, the incident of appetizing is somewhat incomprehensible. If the appetizing is based on golden fingers, future development, or high technology, it would be nothing. But I have read several places, and the appetizing is all based on public opinion, feelings,,,, in fact, it does not matter. What, but it is a science fiction novel. At first glance, I thought it was just a rush of emotional drama and confrontation. The protagonist tried to adjust his appetite. I felt that the biggest failure was that after the release of the mobile phone and the public opinion, as the company's second largest shareholder and CEO, he did not know that the protagonist had a backup plan. Where can I see such a thing? It feels cooler to play in it, and the further I look at the protagonist, the more serious his character flaws become. I can't figure out what his character is specifically. I just feel like there's something wrong with the way the protagonist handles things. I can't see what's wrong with it, but I just feel uneasy. Is this a science fiction novel? After reading for a long time, I didn't see any science fiction technology. Research and development were all mentioned in one stroke. Even if it was just a random theory, it would be good. However, after reading for a long time, I felt that I couldn't see any technological points. The author should add a description of the technological research and development process. Then the book would be perfect.