Super Copying: The Technology of a Great Nation

This is written in such a simplistic way. Selling grey market phones is a small-scale operation and nobody cares. But if the sales volume is in the hundreds of millions, the protagonist would be in jail long ago. He has no connections whatsoever. Can't he have a brain? Smuggling, tax evasion—he should be in jail for over ten years.

A clichéd story of rebirth in high school, a clichéd class beauty, a clichéd plot of helping others, a clichéd college entrance exam, a clichéd top scorer, a clichéd interview, and then a nonsensical villain. Completely toxic.

The protagonist has such a powerful copying ability, he might as well copy gold, a hard currency. Instead, he's trying to copy a large quantity of mobile phones, and even then, shipping them is difficult. The copied phones are all the same model; how are you going to explain that?

It's 2024 already, and they're still using ancient writing styles, running a company while studying at university—that's fucking toxic.

How do I activate the phone after copying the serial number online? All these serial numbers are the same.

This is a matter of common sense. Do you really think a country can't replicate a lithography machine exactly like ASML's? What's preventing the manufacture of lithography machines is patents, not parts...

This is the worst time Chinese technology has been unfairly targeted.

Seeing that in Hong Kong, they appointed a foreigner they had just met as CEO without any background check, and even gave him hundreds of millions to manage, I couldn't stand it anymore.

Someone who lacks common sense is writing a book? You're copying a phone? How can you register it if it's not even listed in China? Do you think the serial number is just for show? And how do you register and activate an Apple device? The most disgusting thing is, do you even know about grey market smuggling? Do you think jewelry and jade are worthless?

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