The Transdimensional Tech Era

Suggestion Post I don't recommend that the protagonist go back to school after being reborn. It serves no purpose other than padding the word count in the early stages, except for some awkward school scenes. The most efficient approach would be to hire private tutors for each subject directly. This would allow the protagonist to acquire knowledge most quickly and efficiently.

What annoyed me most about this book was that the protagonist's own country handled everything perfectly, remaining unaffected by the virus outbreak while watching other countries die. One person in his own country was unharmed, while everyone else perished, resulting in over 5 billion deaths and only about 10 million survivors.

The beginnings were alright, but the last few chapters before release went completely wild, it was so utopian. He actually gave up a market worth hundreds of billions and gave it all to the entire nation, even holding some kind of conference, and setting the veto power to expire after 20 years. Then he brought in Dream Company. In short, he's giving away 30% of the profits to the entire nation.

The characterization of the protagonist is very important in this type of novel. In 8 out of 10 novels, the character design fails miserably. One goes insane, another falls into depravity, and there is almost no hope of saving them. I dare not read them!

Thanks to my recent reading slump, I was able to read from the initial unbearable discomfort to around chapter 550. If you can persevere to the end, you'll know that the author has abandoned the so-called concepts of family, country, and the world. Apart from some immature descriptions, of course, my writing is definitely not as good as the author's.

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I cannot agree with the author's values. The social system the book envisions is impossible; knowing the dangers, instead of centralizing power, they disperse it. Furthermore, the practice of handing out money is unacceptable. Frankly, if I could earn around 1000 yuan a month without any work, and I had the power to guarantee the purchasing power of that 1000 yuan, I would choose to stay home and…

The author's depiction of interstellar civilizations rivals that of the Ultimate Eternal interstellar series. Furthermore, the depth and breadth of the author's thinking on interstellar civilizations far surpasses that of others; it feels as if the author has limitless creative energy—they've unlocked a cheat code! 😁

This is amazing! I've found an absolutely incredible book that's truly exceptional.

I have a question: Is this book a saintly piece? It's not one of those science fiction novels that just spouts patriotism all the time, is it? I really dislike those who constantly talk about patriotism in everything they do, turning it into a selling point. I don't want to be lectured from a moral high ground just for reading a novel. I still prefer novels about individual heroism.