Great Power High-Tech

I once saw a joke that asked where the eunuchs went after the fall of the Qing Dynasty. The answer was, "They went to Qidian!" I've chuckled to myself before. The tycoon isn't some kind of genius with incredible control or professional knowledge. He's just an ordinary person like you or him, trying to write a good book. The book will definitely have many flaws.

Support! If you have any opinions, please be gentle with your criticism. For a young woman to have this writing ability is truly impressive. If you're so capable, why don't you write it yourselves? Anyway, you have no followers, so just spouting nonsense is despicable. Strongly despicable!

I grew up in a state-owned enterprise, and I worked there for about twenty years after graduation. I can understand the feelings of those old state-owned enterprise employees in the book, but to be honest, for someone like the protagonist, whether from a personal or national perspective, staying in that factory is a waste; it would be best for him to leave as soon as possible.

If the author doesn't leave the factory and start his own business, what's the point of spending his days on these trivial matters?

The protagonist's character feels forced by the author. While the author portrays him as decisive and capable, forcing him to stay in a state-owned enterprise to participate in reforms feels overly idealistic and contradictory, making the reading experience awkward. The forced plot feels contrived.

So far, the writing is decent, with vivid and engaging characters. I hope the author stays on track and doesn't deviate too much later on.

1. The pacing is too slow; the story has been revolving around whether the protagonist should resign or not, and there's still no clear direction. Judging from the title, you probably intended to write a science fiction novel, right? With such a long section featuring only one diode, science fiction readers would be impatient long ago.

"High-tech giant"? Pshaw! He's so hesitant to quit his job. If an entrepreneur doesn't have guts, it's questionable whether the company can even survive. The book should be titled "Back to the 90s as a Tech Engineer."

It's so frustrating to watch. All this dragging on and on. Why don't you just leave and bring in the original workers? Why not just stay and do all this pointless stuff? Are you crazy? This is really malicious; these monthly votes are definitely being artificially inflated! Goodbye.

This book should be changed to: A time traveler who wants to quit his job but can't.