The Tech Explosion Begins with Superstrong Electronic Solution

The most sci-fi aspect of this book isn't the technology itself, but rather the global federation where everyone shares technology—its sci-fi level rivals that of TPC in Ultraman Ultra! 😲

One is communism, the other capitalism. Isn't this talk of a human federation just a capitalist lackey? China sacrificed so many communist fighters just for independence and self-reliance on Earth—what kind of nonsense is this? Brainwashing with weak surrenderism? If you like federations so much, isn't the US one? Go to America and get yourselves involved!

If you're going to focus on technology, then focus on that! Writing about the protagonist's sister-in-law's sister chasing after him—doesn't that feel really awkward? It's kind of disgusting! Maybe you shouldn't write about her anymore, or at least keep it to a minimum.

If you find fault with everything in China, you can go abroad. The rich have their ways of leaving, and the poor have theirs. Don't complain while refusing to leave. Go and see where an ordinary person can be comfortable. 😊

The Federation of Humans is too sci-fi!

The reason people dislike the term "federation" is because this political form is itself based on Western ideology, specifically American ideology, and is thus promoted by public intellectuals. Look at the state of America now—is it wrong to dislike the term "federation"? Disliking "federation" does not equate to being overly sensitive.

Everyone in the comments section is talking about federalism as science fiction, but I feel the most sci-fi aspect is technology sharing, and specifically, one-sided technology sharing. Why do we have to apply for experimental equipment that others have but we don't? Aerospace engine technology should be shared; it's ridiculous for someone to keep their best stuff to themselves.

Seeing the donations made me not want to watch anymore. The main character isn't even a tycoon. It's not that doing charity is bad, but donating without even wanting to watch—did they consider their parents and older brother? The money for a new technology isn't just hundreds of thousands or millions; it's in the hundreds of millions.

Personally, I feel that very few authors who can survive on Qidian can write well about their love lives. Otherwise, the "Qidian orphanage" trope wouldn't exist. If you want diversity, you can write about other technological aspects; just gloss over the love life.

To summarize what the readers meant, we can achieve global harmony, but it can only be that we achieve harmony with others, not that others can achieve harmony with us.