I’m Really Not a Tech Mogul
我真不是科技大佬
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 856k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Super Tech
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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386Chapters
1.2kRecommendations
13.6kFans
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Jarvis? I'm just wondering why so many science and technology articles about artificial intelligence use Jarvis? Wouldn't it be better to give it a Chinese name?
Please avoid science fiction stories that include the theme of spiritual energy revival; I wouldn't want to read them just from the synopsis.
I'm quite optimistic about cultivation using technology, since 99% of fantasy novels follow the same formula, including urban cultivation stories. I don't believe magic can defeat technology at all; if it can, it just means there aren't enough technology points yet. Speaking of which, as long as there are enough materials, even anti-god armor like Iron Man's can be made.
The only downside to this book for me is that the artificial intelligence is named Jarvis. As a seasoned bookworm who's read a lot of science fiction, well, I just really dislike the intrusion of Western culture. In short, I really dislike Eastern Chinese people using Western things.
A level nine powerhouse is reborn but looks like a loser, making him a laughingstock.
I'm baffled. The protagonist already has 1-nanometer technology for lithography machines; it's just a matter of scaling it down to 5 nanometers. He could have just had Jarvis analyze it or do some research, then hand over the 5-nanometer technology to those people to develop. Why give them some non-critical technology and make them develop 5-nanometer technology themselves?
I initially thought it would be a good book, but I've become addicted. It turns out it's a romance novel that's sweet from beginning to end. A romance novel filled with everyday sweetness.
This is a truly rubbish book. It's rubbish because the author deliberately portrays the protagonist's behavior as utterly pathetic, stupid, and idiotic.
Charging before the story reaches its most exciting part usually results in poor sales for authors who aren't top-tier writers. On Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform), books typically start charging around 120 chapters.
Ahem... Chapter 29... Never mind. Goodbye! 😅