The Age of Technology Begins with the Chip
科技之从芯开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 362k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Super Tech
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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As a cutting-edge technology, the production and sales of every lithography machine are documented, eliminating any possibility of the protagonist lying. Furthermore, the very idea of the protagonist building a lithography machine is highly improbable; the National Security Bureau would definitely investigate.
The author's IQ seems to have dropped; a perfectly good high-tech novel has turned into an urban spy thriller.
If you write like this, you might as well go work in a factory.
I've been reading a lot of books like this lately, and I'd like to share my thoughts. The idea of developing secretly out of fear of national persecution is a common concern of the older generation. The current generation is very confident and patriotic. Frankly, I find this kind of writing a bit hard to accept.
I'm switching books immediately. This author is terrible. They inexplicably created the Qi family, and we're supposed to cooperate with them on everything? So whose cheat code is this anyway? Do you even know what a protagonist is? Is this supposed to be a protagonist or a black slave? A lackey, perhaps?
The more I watch, the more awkward it gets. The protagonist is like a complete novice, the kind who refuses to learn! It's like a beggar holding a golden bowl, aimlessly working here and there! Seriously, anyone could be dozens of times better than the protagonist! It all depends on your perspective. In the beggar's eyes, the emperor is always tilling the land with a golden hoe—isn't that ridiculous?
Find a class to attend; writing this without an IC background is just ridiculous.
This book is a mess. From the beginning of the collaboration, you didn't need them. From the moment you met that woman (especially her initial appearance, which was very uncomfortable), I thought it was to give her the machines to get money for yourself to build a factory...
This isn't about science anymore, it's about metaphysics...
Many things are far-fetched. The lithography machine appeared out of nowhere. Without even thinking about it, the National Security Bureau would definitely intervene. It's one thing if you just resell some things casually, but to do it on such a large scale, including with a lithography machine, is that absurd? Isn't that just courting death?