The Book of Technology

People who go to the library aren't necessarily immersed in studying; they might glance at you at most. They're either couples cuddling and whispering sweet nothings, or just killing time. Who has the time to watch someone else flipping through books and showing off? Besides...

Anyone else feel the same way I do, that the main character's transition to a different field was too fast?

This is a mindless, sci-fi-themed novel. The plot points are incredibly awkward, the author lacks any research background and hasn't bothered to learn about the relevant knowledge. Many scenes are embarrassingly choreographed. For example, the opening scene where the author is asked to take medication, only to have it fall out of their mouth after being bumped by their roommate!

Library ban! What kind of nonsense is this? A science novel with pretentious, face-slapping plot points? It's so embarrassing. Let's be realistic, everyone's busy. Who cares if you're flipping through a book or reading?

Author, have some logic, will you? You've only got 60 chapters, and a third of it is about assassinations. Do you really think the country is just for show? You've barely gotten this far and the protagonist is already getting assassinated every few days. Later on, won't you be forcing the other side to bring a nuclear bomb to find him?

I hope you'll drop the label of "scientist," it really tarnishes that word.

This novel is full of displays of intelligence, with explanations that are worse than no explanations at all. The various explanations are so convoluted that they're embarrassing to read, and anyone with a modicum of common sense would find it unreadable. In particular, the novel simultaneously praises the country while portraying it negatively, which is incredibly awkward.

I haven't read much, so I can't comment, but I want to ask: are the countries in the world set in this book just for show? Is there no police force?

It's comparable to that garbage book on technological hegemony. 🤭

Just a neighbor, not even a relative? He just got a little money, and he can spend millions? Is that a lie?