Livestreaming the Creation of a Dyson Sphere

The beginning of the story was alright, but after returning to Earth, the author clearly started to insert their own personal agenda. Especially the recent stories about culture. It can only be said that the author only understands and sees the current situation. For example, the author cites those excellent major IPs.

Well written! At first, I thought it would just be a light read, but after reading it, I realized the author added a lot of thought; it wasn't just something written casually. Thumbs up! 😁

The movie, Elysium, features a star ring system; it's spectacular. The author could use this as a reference; it's written quite well so far. 😁😁😁

Those born in the 80s and 90s have indeed watched a lot of Japanese anime, but as a 90s kid, I don't understand why so many people are just having fun. I can't understand Japanese, so I really find the plot very complicated. I can't even tell the characters' faces apart, and I can't even see their noses. You guys say they have great figures, and I think so too!

I thought we'd be conquering the universe, but instead you give me a theme park! Wouldn't interstellar migration be better? Wouldn't it be better to see the scenery on another planet? Wouldn't it be better to taste the food of an alien civilization? Wouldn't it be better to see what delicious animals there are? Why insist on staying on Earth and building a theme park? (Blocked for violations, impressive!)

The section on IP was a mistake; its biggest flaw lies in the author's inclusion of several pages filled with the most likely points to backfire and provoke conflict. These pages were also filled with the author's own biased opinions, making it extremely problematic. Anyone who disagrees with the author on even the slightest point will be subjected to a heated argument.

This book is biased. It's constantly pushing its own agenda. I'm out. Whatever. Here's a quote from Jackie Chan; if you don't know it, you can find that video on Bilibili, iQiyi, Tencent Video, Tudou, or YouTube. If even an actor like Jackie Chan can do that, what are you to him?

It feels like the US has lost its mind. Wouldn't it be better to just pull others into the capitalist camp and go along with their corrupt practices? Why not just seize technology without even considering the possibility of armed conflict? Didn't they do some psychological assessment first?

The protagonist collaborates with governments of various countries to start companies, using alien technology to manufacture goods and easily cripple major corporations. Then, the unemployed protagonist can provide space jobs. As more people arrive, various needs naturally arise, leading to a massive migration era where Earth becomes a source of population. The protagonist masters core alien technology, continuously expanding and becoming the biggest landlord and capitalist. The End.

There are a few things I just have to say: The government and the general public were not surprised that the protagonist was sent into space by aliens; they thought it was a very normal thing. They even had a live stream interaction, yet the China National Space Administration couldn't contact the main character on a live streaming platform? Don't they know about the platform's moderators?