My Library of Cutting-Edge Technology

You should stop bringing friends and family into the company; it's a bit of a downer. Also, your parents should try to be more open-minded and stop focusing on the blind date, constantly causing trouble for the main character! It's really making you lose fans!!

Sis, what's with your latest two chapters? We were finally getting some popularity, and this whole thing is just embarrassing. Security guards at even slightly larger labs often run into impressive young people; how could this happen? Besides, if you had an appointment, he could have just called or asked someone to come out and bring them in! There was no need to go through all this just to embarrass them. I finally found a good book, and I don't want it to just fade away like this.

I used to think that I could just have fun on my own, and I even said that other countries were great, and so on. But as I get older, I've become more and more patriotic, and to be honest, there's nothing wrong with having the country as your backer.

The protagonist's decision to publicly disclose nuclear fusion technology globally is truly idiotic. Look at the nearly century-long high-tech blockade and sanctions imposed on my country by the US. Was the protagonist making this decision based on his own self-interest? And look at our neighbors Japan, North Korea, India, and South Korea—all capable of developing nuclear reactors.

They viewed the country as a monstrous flood.

Everything was fine at first, but the more I read, the less I understood. Ever since that simulation system was developed, I haven't been able to use my brain. Such a powerful system came out, yet the government didn't react. They're still selling it everywhere, and their interpersonal relationships are a mess; it's like they're just acting on a whim.

I came here on the recommendation of the PC editor, and I read all 49 chapters that have been updated so far in one go, but I was more and more disappointed with each reading. The plots I most wanted to see, about extraterrestrial technology and imagination of extraterrestrial civilizations, were basically unavailable.

The STEM guy expressed skepticism about certain high-tech novels, such as those about nuclear fusion, antigravity or warp drives, and antimatter bombs. He argued that if you haven't solved the fundamental theoretical problems, how can you possibly solve these applied engineering problems?

[Personal opinion] Transferring company shares, valued at 52. To be honest, the owner doesn't understand pricing, the company employees don't understand either, but what about all the appraisal companies outside? Where's their brain? The company's profit is 150 million in half a year, and at least 300 million for the whole year. And that's without advertising in China. What if it were globally?

I just want to say that forcing minority shareholders into traps is disgusting enough in real life, but to expect that even after obtaining a system, the protagonist would still be so unscrupulous and immoral. The protagonist isn't short of money; what's the point of earning so much? Isn't it for technological development? Doesn't technological development make human society better?