Black Technology: My Civil Science Has Come True

The product was sold to an Internet celebrity delivery company (the protagonist held 70% of the shares), and the sales amount was 6.2 Billion. As a result, the 6.2 Billion was distributed to the shareholders of the delivery company for a system lottery. Brother, the 6.2 Billion does not belong to the company that brings the goods. It still has to pay the manufacturer and share the money with the platform. It is estimated that the actual amount of money that can be used for dividends is only a few hundred million.

Perpetual motion is the essence of Minke

If it is a civil science, can you write about the "practicing" that was particularly popular in the last century, which refers to the kind of deception in the name of science? (It's not about practicing the Reiki revival flow, just "practice" to strengthen your body.)

Why do you need to use better techniques to prove that you are not plagiarizing? ? ? You can't prove yourself without plug-ins? If I want to prove that I invented the telephone, do I still have to invent the mobile phone? There is a problem with this logic, that is, only by having a plug-in can you choose the most brainless method.

The general idea of ​​this book is that super black technology is sold at a bargain price, competing with competitors in the mid-range and low-end market at a bargain price, making a lot of money, and then proudly telling myself that the cost of my products is very low, there is no research and development cost, and I will use price war to kill my opponents.

The author has omitted all the exciting points. What is the exciting point in high-tech novels? It all depends on the reaction of the outside world. Technical data and the like are just a scaffold for the coolness. Where is your coolness? It's like doing something and stopping when you're about to climax. It'll be very uncomfortable, right?

It feels a bit depressing even though it's all about black technology. I used to read a book called The Empire of Black Technology or something, and it was really fun to read it. It was fun to build your own military power abroad with black technology, and the company was 100% controlled. If the United States provoked it, it would take it back. Since your protagonist has black technology, he directly blocks the United States and all products are not sold in North America. The protagonist is in his 20s and doesn't have the temper of a young man...

It is recommended not to waste time on this book like me. All you can gain is the helplessness of being subdued.

I'm convinced. Why do you want to teach students after getting results? Do you have to have someone who is bossing you around and lack of love? If you need the resources of the school, you can apply to be a professor. Don't say that you are not capable enough. This is not a paper. This horse riding is an achievement, covering at least dozens of aspects. If you have original materials, you are no longer a professor. The country will hire you as an academician. If you don't believe me, let me just give you a few examples. For example, materials science, which is the simplest but also the most difficult, has dozens of professional knowledge, ergonomics, and electronic information. There are some of these achievements. There is also the stimulation of hair growth, which involves biology, which is quite extensive.

In many of these black science and technology novels, the newly developed black technology can be copied immediately abroad. I really think that science and technology are just cabbage. If I get the theory today, I can come up with the finished product tomorrow.

It was fine until I read Chapter 25. The protagonist of Good Guys held a 100 million lottery, and if he drew something, he would have to pay 100 billion to redeem it. I was just like Good Guy. Let's not talk about whether the thing is good or not. It's interesting to spend so much money in exchange for it. I don't know if it's the word count or something? What you whipped cannot be used. Why did you whip him? He really made me vomit. Later, the author, you also explained that this thing you drew came out after a hundred words. I don't understand. You came up with such a poisonous point. Author, why do you think that I can read a million words and read what you drew. If I have that time, I can find other books. Author, you'd better change it! It's really inexplicable that I suddenly put poison when I was watching it well.

I don't know why writing about science and technology now has to be political. Can't you write without touching on political issues? , You can't write something straightforward. If you can't write, just play with it. The more you look at it, the more embarrassing it becomes.

How to put it, think of it as a cool piece of writing, let alone all kinds of black technologies. The first long-hair instrument, it was inexplicable to have a lawsuit with a foreign company. They clearly said financial investment, but they refused, but in the end they didn't want to cooperate with foreign companies. There is also quantum communication. The first use of this thing is in the military, and it is absolutely impossible to commercialize it within a certain period of time. The author took it for granted! !

Tomoko, who paints a big picture, the most annoying way of writing is to state an overly ambitious goal in advance to give readers a sense of expectation, and then waste millions of words on it. At the current pace, it's hard to say we can write more than one million

If we really follow this line of thinking and the invention of technology becomes a one-time buyout, then, regardless of whether it is true or not, technology will definitely not be able to develop in this environment.

It doesn't work for domestic technology companies, it has to be good-looking for Homo sapiens

There is no difference between science and technology and ordinary urban literature.

I feel that re-enrollment is a failure. Not to mention the entanglement between academics and interests, just one point: Are you a me-thinking type or a scientific research paper information type? The catalog of a black technology is enough for you to write for half a month, right?

After reading dozens of chapters at the beginning, I want to ask you whether you are writing science fiction or conspiracy. You can't write conspiracy well, so you have to work. It's better not to write.

It feels like it was written by AI, with routines and knowledge, but no emotion.

Not bad, not bad. I skipped it before because of the introduction.

I can't stand a single chapter, it's a little bit toxic, and I don't know what to say, it just makes me feel uncomfortable.

This book was okay more than ten years ago, but now it is on the street

There is nowhere to spend the money, so technology depends entirely on plug-ins? What the heck, the material doesn't need to be studied? If I give you spaceship technology, but your materials are not up to standard, what's the use?

I hope the new book will be more interactive, otherwise it will be too overwhelming to keep reading.

This book is a mess! ! !

It is written like a piece of shit, a waste of energy, the plot is not in place, the details are too long, the protagonist's character is like a silly one, and the text is endless.

I don't know why, but I'm really indifferent to the sudden appearance of technologies that are too advanced. It's always quantum technology, artificial intelligence, and aliens. I still want to see some small technologies that are related to people's livelihood. Small technologies, such as the hair growth device and batteries at the beginning, are good. Isn't there land creation in the middle pot? The technology of seismometers? Aren't seismographs also very awesome? Don't the protagonists study biology? If you develop a technology that can cure male and female diseases, all the people in the country will have to thank you. Technology that is too advanced is often too far away from the lives of the masses, and you can only feel yyy without a sense of substitution. I wonder if you have any recommendations for such novels?

Fortunately, I used the three-day free coupon to watch it.

This book was popular ten years ago, but now there aren't that many people who are interested in it. It's still popular in the United States.