Supergod Technology Trading Mall

Applying for patents was a terrible mistake, especially regarding materials. The Chinese aircraft carrier's outdated engines stem from outdated materials; even with finished products, production is impossible without the formula. Your glass industry is the most advanced in the world—how could the Americans not steal it?

If you have confidence in high-end materials and others can't imitate them, then there's no need to apply for a patent at all. Applying for a patent requires disclosing core data, which means others can imitate it at any time. Besides, this book is too weak, especially the dialogue. Also, the protagonist got a cheat code, but he's still like a coward. Even if you're not a superhuman, can't you have some confidence?

The first few chapters featured various people who hadn't seen each other for seven or eight years, or even more than ten years, yet were incredibly close, had excellent networks, and were themselves in dire straits. Honestly, all of this together just doesn't make any sense. Add to that all the extramarital affairs, the old lovers, and the kids... It's just so cringeworthy!

This is the first time I've heard of finished parts being sold by the ton! The author is truly a business genius!

I hope the author won't keep mentioning "this is Lao Wang, Wang Zhenguo's son, Wang Bin," etc., Coming at each person without warning. Honestly, it's really embarrassing.

After reading 37 chapters, I'm finding it hard to continue. The author seems to lack experience as a company owner or executive; their contract negotiations seem rather unrealistic. If you can't do something well yourself, then find someone who can. The protagonist's strengths lie in the tech and business world; other aspects can be handled by supporting characters. That's the correct approach.

This is so wordy! Two-thirds of the chapter is filled with dialogue. I patiently read through a dozen pages, but I just couldn't take it anymore.

The writing is too immature, and the author shows a complete lack of understanding of industry. They need to catch up... Do more research before writing, otherwise it's quite tiring for the eyes.

The author lacks social experience; I suggest the author read some history books. To write a book like this, the protagonist must initially be cunning and resourceful, possessing something to back it up with through military force. Either the protagonist is the president or a member of the president's family, or they quickly become president. Alternatively, they must establish their own country.

It's so watery, they even describe the protagonist's fart in a 360-degree way.