A Black-Tech System from the Start

Winning a Nobel Prize is undeniably impressive and impressive; there's no denying that. But what exactly is the Nobel Prize? If we want a truly fair, just, and transparent system, how many Chinese people have won awards? There are so many! So screw the Nobel Prize!

You've already given the patent to someone else to use before you've even registered it; you're really bold.

Daring to accept an award abroad, you must not know the meaning of death! Previously, a Chinese scientist was preparing to return to China when he was shot in the back; the official report stated it was suicide. Do you believe it was suicide?!

Even if someone from a prestigious university is broke, they wouldn't forget to apply for a patent, right? It feels like this was designed specifically for this plot point; it's too forced to read.

You idiot, you have some cutting-edge technology but you don't quit your job to research and patent it yourself? Do you know that what you're doing is illegal?

Chinese tech giants dare to go abroad to accept awards? The US could easily cause trouble and detain them, not even bothering to come up with a reason, just a threat to keep printing money and reaping all of humanity's resources.

Nobel's blunder: going abroad and wanting to come back? Do you think you're an 80-year-old man?

You dare run off to claim the award? They might let you off the hook once, but two, three, four, five times? Do you really think they can't handle the pressure and will kill you?! (ー_ー)!!

This is a mindless read; those who don't like to think too much while reading can enjoy it. If you're a seasoned bookworm like me, who's been reading for over ten years, forget it—it's utter nonsense, like watching children play house.

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