Great-Nation Technology Starts with a Knockoff System

What do you mean by saying that China still can't build lithography machines 21 years from now, and that its core technologies are being blocked? Did the author even read the news? Do they really understand? China is perfectly capable of independently producing lithography machines; they just can't produce high-precision ones. Also, China has already successfully developed its own 7nm chips.

Despite its various problems, they become less apparent without comparison. This novel is still one of the few readable ones. Many science fiction novels are unreadable after just a few chapters due to their bizarre plot devices. I just want to ask those authors: don't they ever check what they've written after finishing their work?

No country in the world has completely localized its civilian technology. All civilian technologies in all countries are researched and produced globally. So why do angry young people insist that their own country must produce everything from tiny screws to large military technologies domestically?

I used to enjoy reading science fiction novels, the kind where the protagonist kicks Intel and punches Google. But after reading a few novels with all sorts of outrageous plot twists and protagonists with their own private armies, I just can't get into science fiction novels anymore. I simply can't imagine someone with no background, no power, and no military strength possessing such powerful technology and wealth without being swallowed up by others.

The entire book expresses excitement, shock, and terror; Da Xia was overjoyed; his opponent smashed a cup.

The recent trend of personal tutors is truly exasperating. As a teacher myself, how could I not feel what my students lack? Students don't lack teachers; they lack supervision, encouragement, and even being forced to study. For example, I often encourage students to ask me questions, but very few come voluntarily, and those who do don't persist for long.

You've developed to a certain level, yet you still don't have the support of the state. How afraid are you of the state?

If you own 50% of the shares, and then there are disputes and endless wrangling, it'll wear you down.

After reading chapter 69, Ke Hanliang was defeated; the protagonist was actually a traitor. The protagonist was broke, but Ke Hanliang offered to split the profits and effort evenly with him, even giving him the storefront without receiving payment. He never did anything to betray him until they parted ways, while the protagonist was constantly on guard against him – a real scoundrel, a double agent.

The headline tells the whole story; it's a daily media frenzy.