The Interstellar Industrial Age

After reading the first chapter, I felt it was alright. Chapter Two through Chapter Ten: Died from poisoning: A lighthearted, mindless, and satisfying story. The author himself wrote it with great enthusiasm and had a blast. As I read: Even Shennong couldn't withstand it! The first pot of gold after acquiring the technology cheat: Cloud computing → Developing game cheats.

I think the author is a bit extreme; the racial discrimination is too severe. Don't one-sidedly condemn foreigners. I still hope it ends with an alliance of Earthlings, not a split, and that it brings together the best of Earth, not just China. Also, could you perhaps improve the intelligence of the supporting characters? Things are just too smoothly going their way.

Here's a suggestion: selling cheats is a gray industry, a dark history. You might as well focus on anti-cheat measures, even if you sell them cheaply to FPS game companies. You'll have enough capital to start with. There are no permanent enemies, only permanent interests. If you suffer a loss now, they'll still be throwing money at you in the future, just to get a piece of your mind. _(:_"∠)_

That's so awkward. Comrade, this is pure amateur writing. Why write something that so one-sidedly denies the existence of foreigners and peddles patriotism? Civilization belongs to all of humanity.

Companies from all over the world that need batteries will come to visit and place orders. In the long run, there will be branch offices and the like. Imagine a large-scale development of a town, turning it into a municipality. It could rely entirely on the battery factory to build surrounding infrastructure, including large global logistics groups, global airports, and various five-star hotels…

Don't you know that the end of science is theology? I agree with the author's writing style.

How can such a lousy book be considered a gem? I seriously suspect there's been some shady deal going on these past few years. Remember this author—a prime example of poisonous weeds. Read with caution.

The book is great; only by persisting can we see hope for success!

Honestly, this is the most lowbrow and narrow-minded book I've ever read. You're telling me, a student from a top university in China, that there's a tech tower that makes money by creating cheats and creating content on TikTok? If the top universities in China are full of people like this, I doubt this country can be called China anymore.

Questions about antigravity technology To be honest, I was really disappointed to see anti-gravity technology appear in Chapter Fourteen, and that it could be used for experiments. As a science student, I should have some basic common sense. Do you know what level of technology antigravity is? It seems like even interstellar civilizations like Star Trek haven't mastered it.