My Dream of a Technological Superpower

I quit when I saw Chapter 24. I hate it when the protagonist starts his own company and then brings his classmates to invest in it. The problem is that these two classmates are of no use. They just take advantage. The author is also confused. You put the protagonist as yourself, and then you decide whether the writing is poisonous or not, then you will get my fucking money! ! ! !

I have completed 90% of my mobile game, I have the funds and system, and I have invited two people to come to the company to become the second and third bosses. What do these two people have? Technology investment? Giving money to others for free is a holy god, isn't it? This is simply unreasonable.

Would you be more rigorous? Go to the gym and find a girlfriend. I bet you can figure it out.

I'm very confused, are those two second-generation people with strong backgrounds, or top management talents? Are they directly given shares? Even if you write them as dry shares, I can understand that you take care of your friends.

I have also seen Chapter 24 now, and it is indeed a bit poisonous. No wonder so many people complain about it. But I want to complain from another aspect. I have seen several authors write protagonists and make the dimensionality reduction attack of Honor of Kings around 2010, in order to make their first pot of gold. The question is, this article was written in 2012, still in the 3G era. Can the hardware and network speed of that era support the smooth playing of MOBA games on mobile terminals? You also mentioned this problem in your own book, but you didn't mention any solutions or alternatives at all, and just ignored it. More importantly, I would like to ask, was it because King of Glory became popular in the first place because it was fun? When Honor of Kings first came out, the intensity of publicity directly made everyone across the country aware of it online and offline. They control the largest user group of Internet social software in China, have many years of capital accumulation, and have the player group that most recognizes MOBA games in China. There are also long-lasting and fierce controversial topics (the topic of plagiarism has been criticized for at least more than a year). There are already large enough mobile device users in the society (there is enough market), the social needs of young people, etc. Even now, I still think that its social attributes are greater than its gameplay. It can be said that the right time, right place and right people created such a money-attracting monster. What about the protagonist? What does a grassroots team have? Have two million start-up capital? At that time, not many people could afford high-end smartphones. Where could you find such a big market? How do you get the ability to use two million in promotional funds to get enough people to play your game and make you money? Just because it's "fun"? Seriously, you might as well write and complete the system tasks directly, and I will accept a reward of 100 million yuan from unknown sources as a start-up capital. Since you are based on reality and have written so many examples and common sense that correspond to reality, you cannot just write irresponsibly with the first sentence "Don't tie it to reality", because this will make me feel very disconnected and cannot be included at all. If most readers can't stand it, even if they don't read it with their brains in mind, then I think you, as the author, should reflect on it.

Your artificial intelligence cannot be used without powerful hardware. You think too much.

Let me tell you a joke. One person is playing with the source code of artificial intelligence.

There is a problem with the author's character. Even if your classmates have no background, no connections, no skills, and no ability, you will only give them so many shares without giving them to the company. You must know that they are your classmates. You should give them free money and give them wives. Otherwise, you are not a human being.

I feel like there is nothing to read now. It's a book about technology and business. It turns out that the author doesn't understand technology, business or even society.

Only stupid people will allocate shares to private individuals. Believe it or not, I will kill you and transfer assets. This has happened not only hundreds of thousands but also tens of thousands of times. Generally, institutions hold shares, and employees receive dividends from the shares and repurchase them after they leave.