Nearly Thirty, Building a Career in Tech
年近三十，科技立业
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 536k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Are you complaining about having too many readers and too high subscription rates? From April 21st to May 1st, from chapter 153 to the current chapter 163, you spent 11 days writing 11 chapters about the press conference. These are paid chapters, and even if you wrote them like this, these 10 chapters mainly relied on dialogue to advance the plot. Do you really think readers' money comes from thin air?
More than how to make money, I'm interested in seeing how technology develops and its future impact on society, and how to spend money. In reality, I'm afraid to spend money because I don't have any, but in books, even if the protagonist has money, he doesn't spend it.
Following the author's line of thought, is it possible to create AI?
It's all empty rhetoric and grandstanding: company structure, ownership, market economy of products, market position and influence of the main characters and their subsidiaries, etc.
It's over a hundred chapters, and it's still all empty rhetoric and grandiose. The actual product consists of just one application and one AI API, and even those are barely described. The rest is scattered here and there, lacking a main storyline and coherent structure, just a bunch of technical flair without any real product, development, or change.
I read 20 chapters of this book and already knew it would fall apart later, and most likely be abandoned. The plot moves too fast; it starts with an AI that significantly improves upon previous work, but it gives the impression that the protagonist achieved it effortlessly. How will they write the rest?
To be honest, the idea is excellent, but the author's writing is poor, lacking detail and jumping around a lot. It's not that the writing is bad, but the article feels like it has bones but no flesh.
It was exhausting to watch. I don't understand technology. I had absolutely no idea what it was about. I just knew it was impressive, and then I lost the will to continue watching.
Can you please not lower the price so much? Others sell for 20,000, and our product, four or five times more advanced, is only 5,000. That's outrageous. If novels develop this mindset—that domestically developed, advanced products should be cheap—please don't get carried away.
It's all dialogue, which made it a bit difficult to read. The author would appreciate it if they could enrich the details and character descriptions. 😥