I Found an Apocalypse

What are you thinking if you're not pursuing science and technology? Knowing there are aliens, why aren't you working on technological advancements? What are you thinking? Do you even realize you could advance the country by at least 50 years? Or even comprehensive progress?

The words don't quite capture the meaning. Are you talking about some kind of post-apocalyptic black technology? Are you going to get involved in the internet industry, like Meituan?

With high technology at your fingertips, why not focus on real industries and instead develop the internet? High-tech industries are the true parent of the internet; surely you're not really treating the internet as high technology?

The scope is too narrow. Aliens will arrive on Earth a hundred years from now and enslave humanity, and the protagonist still has the nerve to copy books and make movies? Is this what they mean by "I don't care what happens after I die"? How do you know you possess the technology of the next hundred years and won't live to be two hundred?

This is all haphazard and unfocused, lacking any real substance. As for starting a business, that's just wishful thinking. If you truly understood those companies, you wouldn't be writing such a superficial account. You're trying to create a grander picture; this can be seen as an outline. 😥

The very first chapter, which mentions pushing the moon, shocked me. Putting aside the possibility of the moon cracking apart, you haven't even achieved controlled nuclear fusion, yet you want to push the moon? Are you planning to use chemical-fueled rockets to propel it? Do you know the energy required to push the moon? Do you know the moon's total mass? Do you know why the moon is tidally locked to Earth? Do you know the consequences of pushing the moon?

This book, well, how to put it... The world is ending a hundred years from now, and it's really not far from the protagonist's time. You won't live to see it, but your children will. However, what happens next? It turns out to be a typical urban novel. A web novel. A web app. Shouldn't it be about mechanical manufacturing, the real economy?

It's definitely hard science fiction, not fantasy. It's like holding a golden rice bowl but begging for food, which really ruins a good subject.

Under the guise of cutting-edge technology, the content is actually entertainment; the author is being a bit unethical.

I can understand why they're doing WeChat, but I don't understand why they're doing Meituan. What's so good about Meituan?