Black Technology: Starting with Virtual Games

I've read Chapter 10 and I feel a little embarrassed😓. Let's not talk about the mechanical life that can travel through the stars. Let's just talk about the protagonist. He has mastered epoch-making technology. The company has been established for more than half a year, and it has only hired a front desk. In this era of information explosion, the protagonist can't even draw a cake, so I can only say that it's a forced intelligence. Anyone with an online IQ can foresee the benefits brought by this epoch-making technology. The result was good. I finally hired a receptionist, but all I could think about was leaving.

It's already written down. Would an ordinary person abandon wealth, fame, aura, and rights in order not to be a puppet for aliens??? Don't say that the punishment is painful, that's all nonsense, and don't write the protagonist so upright. After death, it doesn't matter how great the flood is, it is the psychology of most people, and it is not comparable to those books. There is also a second generation, the writing has no highlights, and there is a new chapter that actually rips off the aliens and uses a magnetic field?

The introduction is good. The extraterrestrial parasites and fugitive reports from ten years ago are still on my bookshelf. Come on!

It's already broken. With just a biochip and other technologies, how can someone so stupid try to mess with you? It's too late to protect you. If it doesn't work, just write about cooperating with the country. If you have to create a second generation, which second generation can compare with the country?

Ever since the aliens were imprisoned, I have been reading books and abandoned them.

I lost interest when I saw the second generation picking peaches again. I really feel that it is not necessary, just develop technology properly.

I found a new book to read on a whim. It's a theme I've seen for the first time, and the male protagonist is a bit miserable. After reading it, I updated to have a moment of silence for the protagonist. It's only 20 chapters and it's not enough.

The plot of escaping from the control of aliens is a bit dramatic. After reading it, I had one thought: Is this it? After so much preparation, it was so easy to get out of control.

D Author, you are from a black country, right? To write a professor with this kind of virtue, are you still in the 1960s??????

The protagonist is a bit low-key. I remember there was a book called "Parasite", and the author wanted to see if he could refer to it. That book was too serious, so I just need to balance it out with yours.