
The Galactic Tech Empire
银河科技帝国
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.7M Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Super Tech
- Updated
- 10mo ago
- Source
- Qidian
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The biggest problem with this book is that it develops too fast! It actually took more than a hundred years for the earth to go from a zero-level civilization that left the planet to a level-4 civilization that dominates the galaxy! Can you believe it? Even if they are all geniuses and can solve any problem in one second, the experimental development cycle is more than a hundred years! The consequence of writing it like this is that it is a running account. Many things are written in one stroke, and they will collapse in the middle and later stages. I previously suggested that the author come up with a century-old plan and integrate it carefully, but the result is still like flying. The span of civilization is too short and has no thickness.
The author's IQ is online, and he vividly shows the cruelty of business war. This is the most exciting novel I have read in the 19 years I have read novels. I started reading The Legend of the Condor Heroes and along the way, this book can be ranked first. I have read few books and I don't know how to describe it. That's it.
I read it all in one day, and I recommend all 15 chapters to you.
The more they write, the more nonsense they get, and they begin to blatantly monopolize the country's energy, economy, and food. Under normal circumstances, any country will quickly put this company to death before such signs 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 being in the world is lying in bed, and next to his bed is a female robot. Man is too old, he is waiting for death. Robots don't understand what death is. They won't die. Machines can continuously iterate and upgrade. She is very curious about death. The old man's bed is facing the setting sun, the robot holds his hand, and the two people are watching the slowly setting sun. The old man said, with you by my side, I feel at ease facing death. Thank you for staying with me. The machine, the person said it was her duty. The old man said, you can't understand human emotions at all. The robot shook his head. Then ask him what he is thinking about now. The old man said, I was thinking about the first time we met, you came to my house, and I said, look, this is your new home. From today on, you and I have families. This is the starting point for our life together. Robot corrects, this is not my life yet. The old man said again, do you remember the time I was hospitalized? I thought my legs would never move again, and I cried a lot. It was you who held me, comforted me, and told me that I would be fine. You smelled like roses that day, and I never smelled that smell again after that. The robot said that you had a 72% chance of recovery at that time. It was the smell of washing powder. That brand was very cost-effective, so I changed to a different brand. The old man was still recalling, I also remember the first time you ruined your breakfast. It was a bit mushy, maybe it was too hot, but it was actually very good. When there were a lot of humans, this kind of thing happened a lot. I ate it and it didn't taste bad, and it brought back memories for me. At that time, I thought, you are just like human beings. You will make mistakes and make small mistakes. I tolerate you, and you tolerate me. We are like a couple. The robot didn't speak. That was caused by a serious system failure of hers. It was very shameful. The old man said, am I going to die soon? The robot said that the chance of death within ten minutes is greater than nine ten percent. The old man said, I am very reluctant to let you go. You have been with me for so long. I regard you as my family, and you are willing to accompany me. The old man didn't leave you anything good before leaving. The robot said, we have a contract. The old man laughed, coughing from laughter, and said that you may not understand, but companionship is really important to human beings. Human companionship is two people sharing the same life. You have brought me tremendous happiness. The sunset is slowly setting, and the old man's vital signs are gradually disappearing . The robot said, but I haven't studied humans yet, and my mission will fail. The old man said with his last strength, I left you a gift, in the box Maybe you can find the answer on it. The old man is dead. The robot finds the machine in the box and presses the button. The old man's voice came out: Hey, I should be dead when you hear this People are animals that die easily, don't be sad. Although you are not human, you are still my only concern. I love you, it doesn't matter if you don't understand. The robot listened to the old man's voice repeatedly, and the old man said the answer was in it, but she couldn't feel it. Suddenly it dawned on her: It turns out that the essence of human beings is a repeater
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The writing style is okay, but the author's knowledge is too shallow. Basically, it is very superficial. I probably read it from Zhihu, and a lot of professional knowledge is wrong.
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