Military Technology

It feels like the protagonists in the current Qidian books are all suffering from state persecution syndrome. They are afraid that the state will know about it, and they are afraid that the state will take away some money if they give it. Will the country be short of three melons and two dates? Not to mention other things, it is well known that domestically produced software. How much does our national government purchase domestically produced software every year? I have never seen the country use piracy without paying for it. Many of them are given a high price. Not to mention taking away the entire software for a little money. (Of course there are definitely black sheep, but they are definitely not the mainstream. Besides, which country doesn't have one or two black sheep? You can do business wholeheartedly when you go to a foreign country, and no one will try to intimidate you?)

I have read more than 200 chapters. To be honest, the title of the book is about military technology. Doesn't your conscience hurt? Has the military industry accounted for 10%?

I got completely addicted after reading Chapter 26. Let's not mention that the protagonist suddenly brought out advanced technology. The protagonist went to find a venture capital investor. The CEO of a company came over to see him and asked him to introduce the product and drove him away without saying anything? ? ? Second, the boss spent 2 million to buy out this technology, but the protagonist actually thinks that his technology is imperfect? What are you doing without a perfect buyout? Third, no one has received 2 million in venture capital at the College Student Entrepreneurship Exhibition? ? ? Fourth, someone could actually steal something from a college student creative exhibition? Regardless of whether the steal was successful or not, I just want to ask if anyone will come to participate in this exhibition after something like this happened? Fifth, is it serious to use saturation bombing by large-scale drones as advanced military technology? Do you understand how an EMP will teach you how to be a good person?

What I hate the most is that those black technology protagonists always turn to unmanned chemical factories, right? All the automated workers have gone to drink the northwest wind and work in the service industry. It's rubbish. There are so many people in China and so many people in the world. Do you know how many low-culture people there are in 80.90? I don't know what it means, businessmen value profits, and nine out of ten factories are unmanned. Hehehehe, many black technology protagonists are written like this. It's so speechless.

Do you know why most people hate giving so many shares to gay friends? Because you only have about ten chapters, and the gay friends you write about have nothing to do with the readers. There is no sense of involvement at all. It is just a person you arranged out of thin air. You, the author, know that he still has feelings for the setting of this gay friend in the future. What do readers think? It is only about ten chapters and there is no foreshadowing. This is the difference. Well, I can only say that this is a common problem among most authors. They have both obscene and clear ideas, and I feel very happy when I write them.

The ideas in the book are good, but the description of people and events is too narrow. Especially when it comes to academicians and universities, they are too stingy. Many academicians are responsible for tens of billions of projects, and the funding of many 985 colleges is beyond your imagination. You can't write anything atmospheric with a dark mentality

The protagonist has no sense of confidentiality at all, but what about the military industry? It would be better to enter a research institute as a researcher as soon as possible.

This is an urban novel. Just borrowed a military brand. It is commonly known as selling dog meat by selling sheep's head.

On the surface, it is a black science and technology article, but in the end, most of the chapters are showing off third-rate corporate management and business.

The author still takes Lian with him for all the bad things he wants to do in the country?