After Being Laid Off, I Became the Godfather of Technology

This isn't suitable for ordinary people. Like a sci-fi novel where the protagonist starts with a family and numerous weaknesses, even with powerful cheat codes, you'll still be manipulated. Similarly, someone with a happy family, wife, children, and elderly parents, even with cheat codes, can't escape the rules and will only become a tool for others.

The previous book was abandoned. Add this book to your bookshelf first, but you need to accumulate at least 500 chapters.

How could an ordinary person like the protagonist, who was laid off, suddenly unleash such incredible power after being let go? What makes him so special? A buried genius? An octopus with 18 arms? A one-man army?

I haven't seen it released yet, but there's a ton of pseudo-scientific content. Here's what I'd like to see, just for reference. I want to see the company become an industry unicorn, and then delegate authority to become an industry leader. I want to see the impact on society, the evolution of civilization, and I want to see the protagonist hold press conferences and act all high and mighty.

In a populous country like China, if someone acts like this, the government will be the first to shut him down. Stability is paramount; no matter how powerful the protagonist is, it's useless. Every year, the Central Committee's No. 1 Document revolves around agriculture.

The previous book's vision of a future with AI was very appealing. Disadvantages: Requiring "object recognition" feels like a forced connection; what if they get divorced? Setting the cheat ability as something like "sudden enlightenment" would be more suitable.

The cheat system is completely ineffective; Xiao Sha's development path is extremely chaotic. She upgrades whatever comes to mind without any planning or in-depth thought about what should be developed. The upgraded abilities are not connected or linked together; it's all a jumbled mess.

To give an objective evaluation: the protagonist overemphasizes technical prowess, making it feel hollow. A more nuanced approach, focusing on industry changes and the perspectives of those affected, would be better. Furthermore, the protagonist causes significant harm to so many people without strengthening his own and his family's security, making him vulnerable to assassination and kidnapping.

Q: Why did I read this book? A: Because of my imagination. Q: Does this book have any drawbacks? A: There are too many drawbacks. For example: 1. The company initially didn't intend to buy out the technology; instead, it directly provided computing power as support. This doesn't make sense.

Having read up to chapter 50, the protagonist still hasn't had a car accident; the enemy is really pathetic.