The Interstellar King of Overwork
星际内卷王
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 777k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Interstellar Civilization
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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257Chapters
16kRecommendations
29.7kFans
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I Want to Read with My Brain Switched On!
This list is for readers who: - Start wondering if the author is in elementary school as they read - Think, “Could the author at least have Googled that before writing?” - Are already reading without thinking too hard, but still can't put up with it - Don't mind simple writing, but don't insult my intelligence I've been reading for over a decade, so I've sampled just about everything. I love wild ideas and accept even the strangest premises. In a parallel world, the basic rules can be different
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Top-Tier Sci-Fi, Fantasy, Adventure, and Transmigration
Solid logic, decent writing. All good reads.
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Reader comments 33
Google Translate
Involution occurs when, without the emergence of new professions, the population exceeds the demand for jobs, leading to a situation where the most capable are given more work, displacing some people. These experienced individuals then move to the next technical tier, and so on. You'll find that while the job market remains saturated, the number of unemployed increases.
Involution Master
I have a bad feeling. Could it be that only the protagonist is male and the rest are female?
The beginning was quite good, but things started to feel awkward when the protagonist and the woman went to the banquet. Before that, the protagonist seemed to be doing everything right, and everyone else witnessed and agreed with him, even those with differing opinions.
Even reading the introduction makes me want to complain. Nuclear fusion isn't just about boiling water, and humanity has obtained energy in many ways besides boiling water. Magnetohydrodynamic generators, hydroelectric power, and gas turbines don't boil water. Furthermore, using water as a medium isn't because water is the optimal solution, but because water is abundant and readily available.
The synopsis is poor; the author's addition of the word "drastic alteration" to describe 3000 years of development lacks imagination. Furthermore, simple physical phenomena often require more complex theoretical support. Why do we classify water as gas, liquid, and solid? Because the phase transition of water is contained within a larger system.
Sigh, brother, only your book gave me the same scientific knowledge and the same feeling as when I was reading Volume 3 of Earth Era. It's clear that you, author, have a wealth of knowledge. I'll give you the whole book anyway.
Author, to be honest, I really like your book. It's really well-written. Unlike other books that start with showing off and getting slapped in the face, or those plot systems, this is a great thing. However, the character of Man'er makes the protagonist seem like a scumbag. She's so ambiguous with the protagonist, and... Sigh, I don't know what to say.
This book is truly exceptional; it perfectly fulfills my fantasies about the stars, especially the emotions and details. It's the best science fiction book I've ever read. I hope it continues to fly forever. The premise is fantastic, making it well worth reading. It gets better and better as you go on, and it's incredibly captivating.
I don't know why they've started getting into metaphysics; isn't this supposed to be a science fiction story? It's a bit off-putting.
Mo Xiang is such a terrible name-giver! Such an amazing book has such a tacky title!