Superpowered Future

Even if you don't want to be decisive and ruthless, you'll still end up being morally blackmailed. Even if some people temporarily submit to force, they'll still engage in underhanded tactics behind the scenes. That's just how humans are; it's ingrained in their genes and can't be changed!

The author's fantasy about the treatment of top talent is like an unlimited credit card, which is the most interesting part of the book. While others spend a fortune to buy a horse's bones, this author lends you a fortune, but the actual treatment is only the horse's bones. You love the government, and the government treats you well in return. This mutual attraction is the best.

The mention of supplies reminds me of a post-apocalyptic superpower novel that was banned a long time ago. However, in that novel, the official organization had a powerful figure with exceptional computational abilities who could rival the protagonist.

1. If you lack political acumen, don't force yourself to teach politics. 2. The protagonist's invincibility is a joke; the official version treats him like a lowly karaomi, making him do all the hard work.

What if the protagonist gets into trouble if a superhuman who bought a badly-ended story causes an accident?

After reading 18 chapters, I feel the author is heavily inserting their own agenda, constantly preaching and lecturing, with very little actual plot. This is a web novel, not a formal literary work. The important thing is plot development, not listening to your philosophical pronouncements. Frankly, I find it disgusting. And this is hardly padding for word count.

Honestly, the author clearly doesn't understand the national talent benefits system. Beijing alone offers a one-time bonus of up to 10 million yuan, along with various other subsidies. So there's no need to portray the national rewards as so meager.

But how you write it is very important; let's forget about love and justice. Being a monkey king in Myanmar is nothing compared to the privileges you enjoy in China. With power comes rights naturally. The protagonist is too hypocritical... If you were a young person sacrificing for your country, that would be understandable. But as an adult, forget it.

I came here because of its reputation on Longkong, and if this content is what the author truly intended, then I can only be convinced. The protagonist's thoughts and the treatment he receives will make me laugh for two and a half years. Hmm, let's see if it gets deleted.

I don't know what the author is trying to say. What's with this unlimited credit card and no salary? Does no salary mean there's no retirement, you have to keep working indefinitely? If you want to quit, they take the card back, and you'll have no money to survive. You might even have to pay back the money you spent, since it's a credit card after all. What if you become disabled?