
I Took Technology Back with Me
我带着科技穿回去了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 6y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
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Xiaofan will be a national treasure from now on. His parents and family who are nominally the best will not come to take advantage of him, right?
Science and technology will rejuvenate the country. Xiaofan will be a national treasure from now on. The nominally top family members will not come to take advantage! Based on Xiaofan's future contributions, the organization will take more care of Xiaofan's family, especially his nominal parents. I hope you can completely separate Xiaofan and Jiepin, separate them into independent households, and don't let them take advantage.
Too little! More! ! Not enough
I like reading this kind of novel, but what happens when the heroine instantly turns stupid when she meets the hero? The male protagonist has an unlikable personality and feels hard to penetrate. Because the male protagonist decisively abandoned the article! How many darlings have abandoned the novel because of the male protagonist? ? If I were ten years younger, 13 or 4, I might like a male protagonist like this, who is now an old aunt. I hate this. I hope the author's writing, especially his feelings, can be different from yy.
I like to read this type of novels the most. Although I am a science person, but I have studied history, I just think this is great, we are great, the author is great, I am an ordinary person, but my patriotism is extraordinary 😊😊😊😊
I have mixed feelings, I feel like the heroine is Shi Shi's golden finger... Not only did she let the heroine take care of her nephew, but one of my own was sick, and she also asked the heroine to risk the danger to find someone to save her. To this, the heroine actually expressed her honor to be trusted. I thought about how the two of them didn't know each other very well after watching the plot... Why did Shi Shi say that he trusted the heroine because he had a hostage in his hand? ?
Arranging a male protagonist out of nowhere is so disgusting! The female supporting characters that pop up from time to time are so disgusting! It's already 9102 years old! Can't you live without taking the test of a man? The heroine is so soft and soft! Why is it written that men are strong and women are weak? It doesn't match the scientist background set by Ben and the heroine! And the female supporting role is too mentally retarded! This writing is too perfunctory! Anyway, if you write well, you can write more words. Isn't the number of words money? Finally, I want to boast that the heroine's life experience and the hero's pursuit of revenge! The plot is well written and interesting! The author is very good at writing suspense content! I'm not very good at writing about relationships between men and women! I am exempt from party membership only! My rating for this book is 70.
As a science and technology text, ten chapters or less is enough for romance.
There are too many articles about life. If you write about science and technology, then write about science and technology. Why are there so many family feuds? Speechless =_=. Write less and make it feel like reading a romance novel.
As a science and technology novel. The heroine herself has traveled from the future, and is also a boss-level figure in the future. But to call the male protagonist a boss and still be afraid of (?) Him, I find it really hard to understand. In the direction of love, the interaction itself is not enough at all. It feels like the two of them are forced together. Especially the female protagonist's IQ is still online most of the time, but when she meets the male protagonist, her IQ instantly drops off. What the hell is this? In addition, when it comes to Little Baozi, I think he has two personalities formed from his previous life. This feeling is not consistent with this kind of technology-oriented novel, and it always feels weird. The development of technology feels chaotic, but overall it's okay. In general, the heroine's character is quite likable, provided that you don't think about the identity and background that you don't understand at all. It is suggested that it would be better to give more weight to the follow-up scientific research direction.
It's a free-to-view, but I couldn't stand it until halfway through. First of all, let me say that I am not a non-CP person. If there is a suitable male lead, I would also welcome it. But the point is, there are a lot of novels now, including this one, in which the heroine is so crazy about love. When the male protagonist appears, the heroine's brain is like evaporating, and there is no limit to the backlash. It is no different from some female supporting characters who don't love themselves. If it is a sweet novel with such a plot, I will skip it. But in other non-sweet novels, this kind of plot is as disgusting as suddenly eating a fly, and you can't avoid it.