I Brought a Scientist Back to Life

After reading the book's introduction, I want to say that many foreign scholars are just boasting. Take Aristotle, for example. He was from the same era as Confucius, and it's said that he wrote over 3 million words, with over 1 million surviving to this day. These numbers seem normal, but for anyone familiar with history, they are simply impossible.

Hmm, super batteries alone aren't enough to shake oil's position in the energy sector. Corresponding power generation (such as controlled nuclear fusion) and transmission technologies are also needed to truly overturn oil's dominance.

Not bad, at least it looks pretty cool. I hope you can summon Tesla and Einstein soon. I want to see what these two near-god-like men will come up with.

Feedback collection post!! Feel free to leave your ideas, such as brilliant ideas, amazing technologies, or even having a scientist appear on screen... Etc. Collecting flaws and points of criticism is essential. Every book has its flaws and points of criticism. Authors try their best to improve, but individual abilities are ultimately limited. A good book requires everyone's joint efforts!

Edison was indeed very capable, I don't disagree. However, his many achievements were mainly due to the researchers under his command. Moreover, he was a major capitalist; Tesla was under immense pressure from him back in the day. Otherwise, we would have been using radio transmission technology long ago, in my opinion. If I'm wrong, just pretend you didn't read this.

All high technology is monopolized by Rongguang. Does the state allow this? All top technologies belong to one company; what's the point of the state? Will the state allow you to have your way? If you succeed in your monopoly and want to establish a state, can you manage it all? Will everyone allow you to have your way?

That's a monopoly? And a multi-industry monopoly at that. No country would allow that, let alone a rabbit. A rabbit and a double-headed eagle are different. A double-headed eagle has capital first, then it has a double-headed eagle. A rabbit has rabbit first, then it has capital. (I won't go into too much detail for fear of censorship, please refer to Chairman Mao's quotes.)

The government has definitely developed air-charging technology. Back in the early 2000s, I saw a colleague with an air-charging phone. It hadn't been charged for three months, but the battery was constantly charging. It was one of those big, bulky, color-screen, super loud Chinese-made phones, not a smartphone. We were curious and tested it ourselves.

The novel is good and enjoyable. I hope that in the later stages, when the universe is in motion, the protagonist won't give away technology to Westerners for free. Many science fiction novels these days have protagonists who are assassinated, harassed, and targeted by white nations in the early stages, only to later forget their mistakes and give away technology abroad for free – it's disgusting.

Why don't we just summon Chinese scientists? Don't tell me science has no borders; if you want to refute that, ask Qian Xuesen. Summoning those European scientists would likely not lead to cooperation with China. Instead, they all seem eager to return to their so-called "motherlands."