
The Strongest Tech Tycoon
最强科技大亨
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 264k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Stats
126Chapters
26.8kRecommendations
25.3kFans
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Reader comments 26
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The ideas are good, but there aren't enough to satisfy everyone.
The protagonist is heartless and ungrateful. According to the story, your friend is in a post-apocalyptic otherworld. This protagonist uses the technology he brought back to make money, but doesn't help his friend at all by sending back food and axes? Can you believe it? He uses his money to buy houses and pick up girls, but doesn't help his struggling teammates in the otherworld get equipment and supplies. What kind of person is this?
The cheat-like abilities are actually quite good, it's just that the plot is really toxic.
Garbage, it won't be popular. The plot is mediocre; after reading over 50 chapters, it's just awful.
The story of being ripped off while buying a house is disgusting. You don't see sales like that anymore; even in our second-rate city, I've never seen anything like it.
Having read up to chapter 15, I feel there are some problems with the plot. First, intellectual decline. The boss doesn't answer his subordinates' calls or reply to their messages afterward, yet he doesn't seem to care at all? That director had already fallen out with the boss, and when he heard that the product could make a lot of money, he still wanted to apologize and get a share of the…
It was a great concept, but unfortunately, around chapter 10 it started to drive me crazy. Forced pretentiousness, idiotic plots, awkward conversations, mindless and clichéd writing—I wonder how long I can endure it.
Can't you write without showing off and contradicting yourself? Please, please stop writing like that! The beginnings were fine, but only if you stopped showing off! Otherwise, many will abandon the book, and you'll soon be a ghost story!
There's even a plot point where the protagonist is slapped in the face after buying a house, and it's been dragged out for several chapters...
Brainless pretentiousness, the epitome of idiocy.