
Reborn to Dominate the World of Technology
重生制霸科技
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.4M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Business & Workplace
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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1.2kChapters
3.3kRecommendations
36.5kFans
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The protagonist is intellectually challenged and tries to explain the origins of the technology to his employees. That's ridiculous. You'd be more likely to explain it to your father than to some unimportant employee. This is just awkwardly pretentious.
The game is overkill. Furthermore, the chip industry is an entire supply chain, not just a product. It involves various chip design and manufacturing processes, including designers, qualified production workers, semiconductor equipment, and semiconductor materials. The operating system is another story altogether, with hundreds of millions of lines of code. If the author were a programmer, the absurd notion of one person single-handedly creating the entire system wouldn't exist.
Good heavens, selling at such a low price, are they planning to move into the high-end market? Dream on! Just like luxury goods, even if Hermès is terrible, there are still plenty of people buying Hermès products, while no matter how good the quality of low-end products is, nobody will buy them.
The story begins with the protagonist being inexplicably plotted against, and after so many chapters, his character develops into a powerful figure without any explanation. It's toxic.
Once the price is low, it's hard to raise it again. Of course, the main character didn't have any research and development costs, haha.
Reading too many novels about acquiring advanced technology to start a company becomes meaningless. Some authors of these science fiction novels even implant traitorous ideas into their stories, portraying protagonists as always believing they are capable and wealthy, with corrupt elements in their workplaces trying to steal their success.
The author has absolutely no business logic; he's just indulging in wishful thinking.
That's outrageous! What era are we living in that they can produce such high-tech equipment and sell it so cheaply without even making a profit? 😰😰😰
The protagonist's social status is too low, residing at the very bottom of society, hence the lack of both writing skill and life experience.
This is another self-indulgent novel. It has its own system but tries to use an Android skin. It's not like Android phones are everywhere now. And it doesn't consider patents. If someone sues you, public opinion will condemn you to death.