Learning High Tech in a Powerless Apocalypse

This book will collaborate with the government, but not in a direct way; that would be censored. So don't talk about grand vision or starting a company. Directly writing about high-level officials would be politically inappropriate. I've read many books on cutting-edge technology, constantly using various advanced technologies to create new things.

Actually, I think the real plot of this book is all in reality, and it's after chapter 40. In the early part, the author may not have arranged the main plot well, so the apocalyptic plot accounts for a large proportion. What's interesting is that the author really enjoys describing how technology changes people's lives, as well as the country's support for cutting-edge technology and its care for…

I think the protagonist should develop biomedical technology; these are necessary advancements. Through biotechnology, biological modifications could be performed and the organisms sent to other planets. This includes cloning, genetic engineering, lifespan extension technologies, prosthetics, biological weapons, and space plants.

What kind of brainless parents would name their child Huang Quan (meaning "Yellow Springs")? Do they think the child has too much yang energy? 😁😁

Without electricity, the internal environment of living organisms would collapse, since biological activities require bioelectricity.

Well written; my favorite aspect is the inclusion of basic physics. The author tries to make the introduction of advanced technology less abrupt and less obvious. The writing style could be improved, but the plot is sound. A good read for beginners.

Let me briefly outline the general direction: a steampunk cyberpunk style I want to showcase in the mid-post-apocalyptic world. I want to write about what steam industry would look like after humanity's technology tree and the awakening of public awareness would occur without electricity.

Author, you mentioned Tencent in your novel. Qidian is also owned by Tencent, so try to avoid saying anything related to Tencent to avoid getting your account banned. After all, Qidian is owned by Tencent. Especially if you bankrupt Tencent, be careful they might ban your author account directly. Author, I'm curious, aren't you afraid they'll ban you for saying things like that?

It's not bad; if you pay close attention, you can taste the flavor. This author is very dedicated; it's the first time I've seen such a proactive author.

The author shows you a weapon, and this weapon has one ten-thousandth of its power.