The Hammer of Technology
科技之锤
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.3M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Superpowers
- Updated
- 1y ago
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The modern-day Shennong's poison-testing is over; this is just my personal opinion.
I saw this book a week ago, and then spent three days catching up to the latest chapter. Now I've read it for the second time. To sum it up in one sentence, this may not be the best science fiction, but it is definitely a good enough slice-of-life science fiction. There are some slightly problematic points in the beginning, but it becomes reasonable and comfortable later on.
I'd like to suggest a more derogatory title for the author: "The Stinky and Long Foot Binding Cloth of Technology." The protagonist is portrayed as affected, rambling, and endlessly drawn out. The main problem is the unclear plot and the slow pacing. Each chapter reads like an essay, a touch of sentimentality, affectation, pretentiousness, a bit of copying and pasting, and a chapter is over in a flash.
To be honest, I don't like this female lead at all. The plot where the protagonist seeks her out because of his parents' problems is also very off-putting. With a brain that sharp, getting into graduate school would be a piece of cake, right? If I had that kind of brain, I wouldn't be interested in any woman less intelligent than me. I'd rather spend that time reading papers than on slow, drawn-out romances.
I understand the author intended to portray a pure and innocent girl, but you really failed to capture that feeling. It would have been better not to write it at all. These kinds of academic novels are best without a female lead; if that's not possible, I can even accept a scumbag male lead. You just can't handle a single female lead.
I hope this will be a purely academic piece, or one written for the country. I don't want it to become a commercial work.
Good brother, I really am living in Bengbu now, I can't keep quiet about it... Author, why don't you come out and take a look at what you've actually written? Look at this, look at this! Is this even plausible?! I've been reading this book for over 170 chapters without disturbing you. Have I warmed your heart?!
Let's discuss that initial problem about homogeneous Markov chains (birth and death processes) (you mean the later ones? LOL, I have no idea). The book gives the answer as 0.599, But I calculated it to be 0.559. This result makes me wonder if it might be a typo? I haven't learned about homogeneous Markov chains, but after checking the definition, I know that the proof is based on the definition.
Does the author have some kind of obsession? The entire comment section and chapter review section are saying that your writing about women is absolutely terrible, but you just won't listen and insist on writing it. And the female lead is listed as a second author on an academic paper? Did she offer any feedback? What does she have to do with the paper?
I glanced at the comments section and saw that many people, like me, found the female lead and the romance scenes disgusting. That puts my mind at ease; it's not a matter of my taste. 😴
The later parts were too weak; the science fiction story turned into a business war, and it was incredibly padded with too many nonsensical and ridiculous plot points. I couldn't stand it anymore.