The Tech Race Begins with Fused Memories Across Time and Space

Stories of punching America and wrestling Japan are becoming less and less popular these days. Back in 2000, readers were very passionate and patriotic. I remember that everyone loved reading Zuihu's "Snow Washes the World." Now, fewer books of this kind are being written, and the number of readers has declined significantly. In reality, even textbooks can be altered, and people no longer understand this society!

The author clearly has a misunderstanding of deep learning and artificial intelligence algorithms. I suspect the author probably watched some videos on Douyin and Bilibili discussing underlying logic. If you've studied computer science, you'll know that underlying logic is just a foundation and doesn't represent anything in itself. -_-||

It's really getting boring. He helped the country with so many scientific research achievements, and not only did he not get recognition, he didn't even get any power. What's the point of the male protagonist?

It's well-written, but there's one flaw: the protagonist is portrayed as incredibly powerful, making many important contributions to the country. Logically, someone so powerful should at least be given an academician title, and their status and treatment should be improved. Even if the protagonist is highly conscious and willing to work for free, they still need to be fed. Instead, several research projects are rejected, and minor characters even mock and suppress them. It's really speechless.

If you're starting a tech company with multiple leading technologies and are still desperately seeking venture capital, you'll lose 40 points out of 100.

The way the protagonist's older sister is used as a burden, causing a series of accidents and constantly acting as a firefighter while developing related technologies, completely ruins the character of the older sister. It's disgusting.

This author writes about this and that all the time; does he think he's some kind of genius?

This is a book that's hard to describe in a few words. Firstly, the author's writing is excellent, with strong prose. However, the plot design is somewhat weak, falling short in a way that's neither particularly good nor bad. It's not as realistic and captivating as some of the more acclaimed works in the same genre, but it's not as funny or fluid as some obviously satirical works.

It's decently written, but a protagonist like that would be better off going to sea to start a revolution, establish a base, and build a giant enterprise. In China, it would be awkward for an author to write like that, and too easy to cross any lines.

Why isn't this book popular? First, it's too obvious that someone who's involved in so many national experiments and started their own company can't get a loan? With so many cutting-edge technologies in your head, why wouldn't you sell one to the government? Second, the idea of ​​seeking funding for something like this is ridiculous!