
A High-Tech Empire Begins with Ten Billion in Debt
黑科技帝国从负债十亿开始
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Your science fiction is just a bunch of plot points about playing League of Legends, it's so damn annoying.
I support anything that isn't high-tech and dirt cheap. If high-tech doesn't make money, who will bother with research and development? Imagine a PhD student studying until their thirties, only to find they don't earn as much as someone with just an elementary school education. Even if they discover nuclear fusion power generation, they'd still be impoverished. How desperate would that be? Why would anyone bother studying then? Universities should all close down.
To be honest, I already regret investing. I was too naive. I was just posting for the sake of posting. I came here to read tech articles. I have too many daily (trivial matters). A little posting is fine, but too much posting ruins one's reputation.
He spends money on women, and relentlessly attacks competitors. Apple just placed a multi-billion dollar order, and a while later you started calling them trash. It's too vicious; your personality is portrayed as too arrogant and completely unlikable. And then there's your business partnership with Wang Sicong, only to find that Wang Sicong couldn't come up with 100 million yuan and could only get 15% of the shares.
This book, though mindless, was quite entertaining, though a bit lowbrow. Tech bigwigs and some actors call the protagonist by his name and pat him on the shoulder. Look at Wang Sicong: when he's happy, Lin Gengxin is his buddy; when he's unhappy, he can insult him and still smile obsequiously. And the protagonist, with his status, even went abroad; it's a miracle he ever came back.
We need to utilize more labor. Many of the main characters are produced through contract manufacturing. If you don't employ more factory workers, how can you guarantee you won't be the kind of entity whose profits are divided and exploited, causing unrest? Remember, the livelihoods of millions depend on the government! Whether it's investing in or acquiring factories, we need to develop labor-intensive industries! If you don't need a large workforce, how will you harvest profits?
"When in doubt, consult quantum mechanics!" For any problem that reality can't solve, just hand it over to the cheat code! What, using cutting-edge technology is unreasonable? The cheat code will make it reasonable for you! What, afraid someone else will beat you to the technology you exchanged? The cheat code will make them forget about it! What, the book's grades are too poor? The cheat code will help you... Well, this cheat code can't do anything about it.
Is it a science fiction story or a harem story?
The pattern of pigs exchanging "black technology" (tech gadgets), then going online to post messages and argue with internet celebrities, and then continuing to exchange "black technology" to attack internet celebrities, is getting a bit formulaic.
This book plagiarized the idea that the richest man started selling computer motherboards.