
The Future Age of a Top Student
学霸的未来时代
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- Completed
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- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Super Tech
- Updated
- 4y ago
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The reality is harsh: the truly powerful, cutting-edge technology giants, apart from Huawei, are all foreign-controlled. Forget about who's the boss or who's the parent company; they're just as arrogant in front of us. They're all basically subservient to foreign companies, except for state-owned enterprises, of course. I didn't understand this when I was a kid, but now I really do.
Let me clarify something here: please don't say things like the protagonist has a cheat code, or that the country provides everything from the start. The protagonist starts out with no money and no fame. How can you ask the country for resources? Do you think publishing a few SCI papers is enough? The country has countless people to support. Need money? Start a company? That sounds cheap!
What's the big deal about one engine failing? Civil aircraft are designed with single-engine failure in mind. In such cases, the plane can still fly on one engine, at least level flight. With one engine, as long as there's fuel, the plane can fly forever. Besides, how did the terrorists manage to put the bomb in the engine?
The "hair loss" trope is off-putting; I don't know what the point of this plot point is besides deterring some readers. Some people might drop a story because the protagonist is bald, but I doubt anyone would actually continue reading it because of that...
Maybe I'm just a bit cynical, thinking all foreigners are bad. I try to avoid going abroad if possible. I'm baffled by how powerful you are in China, yet you keep going abroad to receive awards. What's the point? They've tried to assassinate you several times already, and you're still like this.
To be honest, I couldn't stand it anymore. It was too dry. It was all research, nothing but research. The protagonist was just a research machine, with no other plot points or embellishments. There was absolutely no impact on reality from the protagonist's research achievements.
Taking in a foreign adopted daughter out of nowhere is disgusting.
Just watched it. Please, please, don't have a post-apocalyptic world, or enemies in the near future. Ideally, the only character with special abilities should be the protagonist. And please, don't try to be like the genius with his advanced technology system and end up with a prophet character.
Because I know that brain development is fake and pseudoscience, even though I really like science fiction, I can't relate to it, so I have to give up. Good luck to the author!
Ugh! That hurts! I should never have come out. 🙄