My Plant-Based Black Technology
我的植物黑科技
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 795k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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277Chapters
19kRecommendations
37.7kFans
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I feel this author is a bit out of sync with the main point; people are here to see your technological advancements. Key point: Technology! Technology! Technology! I'm not here to see you show off and get humiliated, nor am I here to see you make a fortune selling vegetables! It's technology!
The protagonist should suggest that the government intervene and take control! The government will not allow gene programming tools to escape control! It will not allow individuals to arbitrarily modify the genes of plants and animals! The use of gene programming tools should be regulated by institutions!
I'm speechless. Before it was released, it was alright, I could tolerate it. Someone even criticized the book in the comments, and I argued back. But! But! What has it been like since it was released? Is this a science fiction novel or an urban novel? The pacing is slow, not to mention the sheer number of conflicts. It's disgusting. These techniques are from over a decade ago; I can't stand it.
Even the donkeys in the production team dare not rest like this.
I just read the introduction. The world doesn't lack food right now; the annual production is enough to feed everyone on Earth. The problem isn't the food itself, but rather the "people" who are in it.
Don't label a business novel as a farming story. Starting with an order from a fresh food giant, renting an office for 100 people for 700,000 yuan before even making any money, and having classmates who are all rich kids, beautiful and wealthy women, and entertainment influencers—your starting point is too high. This isn't farming; it's purely playing the capitalist game.
I watched "Urban Seed King" a few years ago; the plant theme was quite good.
Do you have an address? I'll send you a razor blade; that's not enough.
Can I, someone with a terminal illness, be the main character? I just need a bite to eat.
I especially love this type of novel. Thinking back a few years ago, there were only two books that I finished reading, both by authors with a level of 5.