The Black Technology of an Amateur Scientist

1. In my opinion, the biggest taboo in black science fiction novels is to create something out of thin air or fabricate something out of nothing. The initial ideas, the simple steps in the middle stage, and the concepts are all very important. Exaggeration should be at least 30% true. 2: Cost issue. Even if cloned pork had zero cost, would the government allow it to circulate?

The writing is alright. New readers are advised not to read this chapter. It says things that make a lot of sense, but it's all nonsense. "I even brought out a teleportation gun! You're talking to me about science? The names don't even match up, and you're talking to me about reality?"

This book is somewhat similar to "A Few Things About Cutting-Edge Technology." So, those who enjoy imaginative scenarios are welcome. Readers who prioritize logic might not be interested. However, I really enjoy this kind of book; cutting-edge technology is all about the imagination and the thrill. There's no need for cutthroat competition or cutthroat business battles.

After watching for a while, the protagonist's two brothers are just like the ancient practice of having civil officials lead troops. Why not hire a professional manager to handle operations, while the two brothers are responsible for finance and human resources? That would be much more reasonable.

From now on, I'll definitely check the book club forum first before reading any book. Damn it, I wasted half an hour reading over ten chapters, it was absolutely infuriating! It ruined my mood. I haven't been this in a long time, I'm totally hooked today!!!

I can't get into it. The first chapter says the ex-girlfriend won't appear later. They absconded with the money in just six days! Call the police! Even if it's impossible to track them down to the US, they can still be traced as soon as they return to China.

The author was misled into thinking that starting a company meant distributing shares, giving a programmer who was practically useless 5% equity. They should have looked into the stock option models of Tencent, Alibaba, and Huawei before writing this, especially since the protagonist has a cheat-like advantage.

I lost all interest in reading after chapter 13. I won't even mention the ex-girlfriend's terrible behavior. He asks a classmate for help, and the classmate immediately demands 10% of the profits. Then another burden appears—two burdens wanting to start a company with him! The protagonist is supposedly capable of easily defeating Microsoft and Google! What makes these two burdens so special?

Don't read anything that's free for a limited time; cheap deals are hard to come by. This book is truly toxic; the author is still using outdated tropes. Here are some of the book's downsides, though I haven't finished reading them: ex-girlfriend, being cuckolded, running away with the money, the protagonist being a simp, giving company shares to useless friends (a monkey, a tank), and selling good stuff cheaply.

The opening is off-putting, highly toxic, read with caution. Chapter 3 is the final chapter. An uncultured person encounters a supernatural phenomenon and calmly goes to pick up a teleportation gun – the plot is so jarring it's nauseating. A man living in the slums, who has only saved around 200,000 yuan by age 30, has 200,000 yuan stolen by his ex-girlfriend, and his first reaction is to…