The Great Nation's Chips

Although I'm a freeloader and my grades aren't great, here's some advice: In the early stages of a science fiction story, leverage your foresight to get in touch with influential figures, apply for all the patents you can, and use your initial capital to focus on the technology itself.

Is this supposed to be hiring employees? Giving out stock options when you can, demanding the wages of several people for a single day's work, and expecting a massage as well? Are you hiring workers or your ancestors? Do you have to live such a subservient life? You're the boss...

You shouldn't switch to male-oriented content; you should stick to female-oriented content! I've thought about it a lot, but I still can't figure it out. What does the entertainment industry have to do with chip manufacturing? You either need to focus on entertainment, or you should write about industry properly. What the hell is entertainment industry?

This is outrageous! Does the writer have some misunderstanding about the chip industry chain? Putting everything else aside, just take a lithography machine. Even if you poured all the income of everyone in the entertainment industry, legal or illegal, into it, you still wouldn't be able to afford it even after ten years!

This is too addictive. I only started watching because of the chip, but now the main character is going to try his luck in the entertainment industry, so I'm giving up.

The protagonist's first thought when making chips wasn't about developing technology, but about buying land and building houses for his employees, and then bringing in the children of his extended family. Does the protagonist even know the chip manufacturing process? What materials and equipment are needed? What kind of chip are you developing?

The title "great power" is wasted; there's no sense of national pride or patriotism, only trivial matters and unfortunate technological mishaps. This is a bit off-topic. There's also a lack of trust in the nation. Please don't use the term "great power"; this book doesn't deserve it.

Is this a reborn person? I suggest they be reborn again.

If you're going to write a science article, write it seriously. Don't go off-topic, rambling on and on, switching between entertainment and science, making it impossible for readers to connect with the story. Doesn't the author write an outline? Just writing whatever comes to mind? It's no wonder the book fails. It feels like the author is just padding the word count.

Do you know why movies are being criticized these days? Why do some movies force in a huge amount of romance? Anything in excess is bad; otherwise, it easily leads to a loss of focus. When I watch a sci-fi movie, most of the time it's just the male and female leads flirting. What kind of sci-fi is that? I read a novel about chips, and most of it was about singing and dancing in the entertainment industry. What about the novels I read?