
The Future Experience Center
未来体验馆
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 235k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Super Tech
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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115Chapters
1kRecommendations
6Fans
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I dare not look, afraid it will disappear in the blink of an eye.
Only two pictures, that's not enough to see!
Here's a suggestion for the author: the protagonist has this cheat ability, but... You should also give every head of a major global corporation an identical cheat ability. Otherwise, it's too boring... Every time the protagonist demonstrates a technology, it turns out someone else can replicate it within days. That's what makes it interesting. Otherwise, if only one person is amazing, these kinds of stories are everywhere and have become stale. There are already classics out there...
I like science fiction novels, but there aren't enough of them. I also dislike unfinished stories. Author, keep it up! I hope it doesn't end there. I'm giving you all my recommendation votes during this time.
Why bother with girlfriends? Isn't it better to just dominate the world?
My own author, chapter 59. I dare not read it!
I get annoyed when I see that this "golden finger" (a powerful, ingenious technology) is being shared with others. There are so many smart people in real life 😊 who possess such advanced technology; does that mean there's something even more terrifying at its source?
After reading several dozen chapters, this book generally lacks quality. There are a few well-written books in the super-tech category that the author could refer to. Maybe I'm just picky, but I can't stand reading overly exaggerated science articles.
I don't read business articles. They're just disguised as tech articles.
Give me some support, give me some motivation, I'm afraid it will all be gone.