The Age of Black Technology Begins

Seeing that many people are complaining about the author's salary settings, I'd like to say a few words as well. In 2006, I worked as a purchasing specialist at a pharmaceutical factory in a third-tier city in Northwest China. My monthly salary at that time was 750 yuan. The general manager only earns 3,000 yuan. 1100 Yuan in 2008 1280 in 2009 1500 yuan over 10 years.

Well, I don't care if you criticize the country or don't cooperate with it, but what's with you thinking about tax evasion every day?

This book is a little toxic, but overall it's still a good book. I really like the author's overall perspective and methods for selecting employees, etc. Aside from the fact that the local leaders are a bit problematic and the protagonist stubbornly refuses to move headquarters, the other flaws are acceptable.

I feel the author prioritizes personal interests above all else, with little regard for the nation or its people; their values ​​are definitely problematic. This is the impression I got from the lines.

This kind of writing style is completely unsuitable for a comedic approach.

Should we add this book to the list of excellent books?

I suggest that this book, which maliciously smears medical personnel, be banned. At a time when medical personnel are risking their lives on the front lines, seeing such a malicious book is truly disgusting.

Brother Fatty, small towns really can't compare to first-tier cities, especially in the early stages of a company. For example, if you're an agent and you locate your company in a small town, even if you're a genuine agent, potential partners will suspect you're a scam.

I feel like only the protagonist is actively developing technology in this book, while other countries and companies are slacking off, and even his own country is portrayed as incredibly incompetent. It's filled with the ugliness of human nature; governments and schools are all focused on making money, academies aren't doing academic research, and most people are fighting amongst themselves.

Here's one point where the author of this book completely lacks common sense. First, artificial intelligence will absolutely not be affected by so-called censored words. How can an AI that can't even correctly identify censored words dare to call itself artificial intelligence? You're just adding unnecessary drama.