Microscopic Black Technology
微观黑科技
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 891k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Superpowers
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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The protagonist is like a blind child who stumbles into a bandit's den with gold, constantly proclaiming, "I have gold!" He squanders a winning hand! First of all, it's perfectly fine for someone with money and influence to start a company. It's also fine if the protagonist doesn't start a tech company or do live streaming first.
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Let me give another review of this book. It's just that science fiction novels these days are so terrible. This book is like finding a perfectly good seed in a pile of moldy straw, only to discover that it's already rotten inside when you're ready to plant it. Discuss the pros and cons
Your novel is stuck in a vicious cycle. You're worth trillions of dollars, why would you try to compete in a market worth only tens of billions? It's like a billionaire trying to steal a bun from a beggar, and it deviates from the theme of faith. If it benefited the theme, that would be one thing, but as it is, frankly, it's just nonsensical.
I haven't read the book, but something suddenly came to mind: graphene! A book could summarize graphene batteries and chips, making it unparalleled in the world! But you might not have the ability to protect it!
The opening scene felt like a fantasy novel to me. It's safe to say the author is probably a humanities major; they clearly don't understand the importance of fundamental theory. For example, on October 17, 1831, Faraday first discovered electromagnetic induction and subsequently derived a method for generating alternating current.
The synopsis suggests a good high-tech story, but trying to gain a following based on faith immediately lowers its quality. I prefer the Taoist approach—believe it or not, don't interfere with my cultivation of immortality.
The announcement of the "smart drug" was a mistake. In reality, it would definitely be kept secret. If the protagonist really needed money, he could easily arrange interest-free or low-interest loans. For a country, money is easily printed when needed; with digital currency, it's just a matter of typing on a keyboard.
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When someone tries to livestream cutting-edge technology, they immediately give it a bad review, calling it trash.
Live streaming is too addictive. Taking a tech-focused approach to live streaming simultaneously alienates two major urban readership groups: those who enjoy tech fiction and those who enjoy entertainment fiction. If authors feel their writing skills and knowledge aren't sufficient for tech fiction, they might as well just blindly churn out entertainment fiction.