The Galactic Tech Empire

Finished watching, finished watching, finished watching! 😆😆😆

The biggest problem with this book is that the development is too fast! It took Earth over a hundred years to go from a Type 0 civilization that ventured out of its planet to a Type 4 civilization that dominates the Milky Way! Can you believe it?

The author's intelligence is evident, vividly portraying the cruelty of business warfare. This is the most exciting novel I've read in my 19 years of reading. Starting with The Legend of the Condor Heroes, this book ranks first among all my reading experiences. I haven't read many books, so I don't know how to describe it properly. That's all I'll say.

I read it all in one day, and I'll recommend all 15 chapters.

This is getting more and more absurd; they're openly monopolizing a country's energy, economy, and food. Normally, any country would quickly shut this company down before such signs even appear.

Why does every book focus on the development of the Japanese? It talks about the Japanese's support to the mainland in a large part, but does not mention the harm caused by the Japanese to the mainland at all. The development of science and technology is only along the coast.

The last human in the world lies in bed, with a female robot beside him. Humanity is too old; it is waiting for death. Robots don't understand death; they don't die. Machines can. Through constant iteration and upgrades, she became very curious about death. The old man's bed faced the setting sun, and the robot held his hand; the two... People watched the sun slowly setting.

Good book. Posting this thread. Giving it a few monthly votes and making it a featured post. 🤭🤭🤭

The writing style is alright, but the author's knowledge is too shallow. It's mostly superficial and probably just something they found on Zhihu (a Chinese Q&A website). A lot of the professional knowledge they've learned is wrong.

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