One Hundred Million Nanobots

Your first task is to use materials to expand the number of nanoswarms, find a way to build a Mon Neumann machine and launch it to the moon to establish a computing matrix and manufacturing factory, and then use it as a springboard to conquer the solar system and continue to develop technology by relying on the rich and rare resources in outer space. Instead of staying on the poor earth to collect materials, compete with the billions of mortals for the market, and slowly start your crappy enterprise.

This is an urban pretentious novel about an emperor plowing the land with a golden hoe, cloaked in the guise of a scientific and technological novel.

The author's recent works are all super short! Missing the time of super genetic optimization solution

I hope science and technology articles don't write messy love plots

After reading the previous articles about technological hegemony, I found that the author always described the reality in a way that was too beautiful and unrealistic. For example, Luo Jia, the protagonist of technological hegemony, has a company with such a high technological level and monopolizes so many fields, but the protagonist controls almost all the shares? It's an exaggeration. In reality, it is impossible for you to develop without multiple forces and countries taking shares. It is impossible for everyone around the protagonist to be so enlightened in reality. All aspects are too beautifying the local people's hearts. And this book, at the beginning, it looks like the same routine. People who don't have technology can immediately have the right to speak. The reality is too beautiful to describe people's hearts. It is normal to cheat in science and technology, but in reality and logic, people cannot cheat. If the protagonist of this book later starts a company, it would be nonsense if he still holds all the shares.

After reading the latest chapter, I decided to abandon the book. The author kept talking in his sleep in the book. China has developed in reality and has its own advantages and disadvantages compared with the entire West in industry. Overall, there is no obvious gap. This is already a great achievement, but what is written in the book? The material cost of manufacturing this material in the West has to add two more zeros. The Chinese industry combined in the world cannot match it. Is the West rubbish? Are the various industrial standards set by the two industrial revolutions initiated by others fake? The author is not writing this to praise and affirm his country's achievements, but to brag and even humiliate his own country. It seems too awkward and unrealistic.

It's fucking 2026 and you're still using 10-year-old writing techniques. Aren't you so old-fashioned? Isn't your primary goal to spread nanoworms? This is equivalent to using the creations of the second-level civilization (things that can make Dyson spheres) to show off in the cities of the 0.7-Level civilization😒 You can obviously do more and more meaningful things, but you use watermelons to do sesame seeds.

There are more than fifty buddies who dare to invest, and they have bought four books in a row.

I hope the author can improve his understanding

Since science fiction has no inspiration, why not look at the counter-killing gods and demons in the distance OvO