
Super Nano-Tech
超级纳米真科技
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 127k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Super Tech
- Updated
- 8y ago
- English
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57Chapters
526Recommendations
1Fans
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What exactly is nanotechnology?
As far as I know, a nanometer is just a unit of length, about one-thousandth of a micrometer. What exactly is this so-called nanotechnology? Don't rely on random information found online; that's all nonsense. Tell me.
Putting everything else aside, there's the fire scene, the chance encounter while buying a house, the pretentious gold digger, the beautiful girl from the Chemical Engineering Department, the amusement park crisis... And we've only seen 46 pictures. What else can we say?
Another case of giving away shares without a second thought—can't you be a little more logical?
I initially thought it was a military science fiction novel, given the cover's appearance... 🤫🤫
Chapter Ten
The dialogue is a bit off; it seems the author has overthought things. You only mentioned coming tomorrow, and the other person immediately said they'd pick you up from the bus station. That's incredibly stingy. Wouldn't they ask how you're getting there—by bus or car?—Before just saying they'd pick you up from the bus station? They assume you took a bus, which is usually sarcastic. Saying they'd pick you up from the airport would be more appropriate.
When it comes to nanotechnology, it sounds high-end and sophisticated. I once read a novel where everything was made of nanotechnology, even poison was made of nanotechnology.
I suggest that authors should not write about things they don't understand at all, or they will be fiercely criticized by readers.
Nanoscale controlled nuclear fusion should be achievable, energy will be available, then spacecraft can be built.
After reading a few chapters, I noticed that there isn't a single word in the text, it's all just words.
I wonder if the author speaks like this in real life.
There are so many urban fantasy novels these days! The protagonist is originally an ordinary person! But then he gets a cheat code and starts showing off like crazy! It has absolutely no logic! Take the protagonist of this book, for example! He was just an ordinary college graduate! His job was ordinary too! He had nothing outstanding about him from childhood to adulthood!