The Tech Monopoly Tycoon

This is very well written; it's a gem. Don't be like other books that try to be low-key; it would be good if you could occasionally show off in the tech world!

The book is well-written, with a grand and orderly setting, reasonable logic, a clear main plot, and a plot that unfolds with ups and downs and plenty of exciting moments. The main and supporting characters are intelligent, and I enjoyed reading it. I don't even know what to say if I want to criticize it. The author is awesome! ... After saying all this, I just want to ask the administrators if they can mark this book as a featured post.

I wonder if the author used a smartphone in 2011. Back then, Android phones were incredibly laggy and would crash frequently. Meanwhile, Apple's software ran smoothly, even though the hardware wasn't top-tier, which contributed to the iPhone 4S's current sales of over 100 million units. Android was basically carried by Samsung; at that time, Samsung essentially represented Android.

In the latest chapter, it feels like the author is getting into the swing of things and has found a reasonable path for this type of novel. The protagonist only needs to keep updating the technology to become a technology monopolist and the rule-maker of the industry, instead of doing everything himself from research and development to production to sales, as is the case in many science fiction…

This is my first time reading a fast-paced novel like this, and I really enjoyed it; I wanted more. It's somewhat like a simplified version of "Rebirth of the Perfect Era." However, there's still a lot to write about. After all, the timeline isn't moving particularly fast. And after finishing Earth, there's always space, and now that's finished, there's the future.

The book is very well written; I finished it in one night 😒. I hope the author can maintain this level and not let it fall apart. I heard that subscribing to all chapters will get you a featured post!??? (Reading a cultivation novel, with boundless magical power)

Why was the book abandoned? Was it because the numerous scenes depicting Tencent's suffering were discovered? 😁

Honestly, I'm a gamer myself, over thirty. But as for esports, I just laugh. It's a joke, a mere fig leaf for internet addiction. If it didn't offer decent job opportunities, do you think it would be any less successful?

The author wants to enter the semiconductor industry, so they need to design their own chips. However, the best chip design software, EDA, belongs to foreign companies. If the protagonist infringes on their interests, they could face a situation like ZTE's last year, where all IC design tools were blocked, and the entire company would come to a standstill.

This book is good; I recommend a few more science and technology books. Science and Technology Library The Gate of Technology "Black Technology R&D Center" (later it got into StarCraft..., Recommended for the early to mid-game). Tech Hegemony (It progresses too quickly and covers too many industries; I personally didn't like it). "