I Found a Phone from the Future

The protagonist the author created is a bit anti-human. Who wouldn't be curious if they got their hands on a phone from the future? How many normal people could resist looking at it? But the author only has the protagonist look at it when the plot requires it, and then ignores it when the plot doesn't. It's completely for the sake of the plot, without even giving the protagonist a general understanding of the future. It goes against human curiosity.

This is a big problem. You have ready-made online novels on your phone; why don't you export them and publish them directly, letting the protagonist write them himself? If you insist on him writing them, you need a different reason. It can't be about money; you have to say it's the protagonist's dream or something, then it makes sense. You say you have so many novels on your phone; you can just create some pseudonyms and automatically publish them, making money hand over fist.

The protagonist isn't a normal person. He has a futuristic phone, watches a video, reads a few chapters of a futuristic novel, and then disappears. A normal person would have already thoroughly searched the phone's contents. Why does he insist on writing his own novel? Wouldn't copying be easier? He just randomly picks a girl, and she becomes a beautiful online novel author, also a high school student. Truly outstanding.

So the protagonist picked up the phone and kept it for himself?

In 2006, a rusty security door. Applying to a teacher's college. Having only 300 yuan in my pocket didn't draw ridicule. I could borrow several thousand yuan in debt. I didn't look like a wealthy family or someone with a lot of money. When will college students still be using feature phones in 2026?

I think writing Cthulhu-themed novels can indeed make money, but nothing makes money as fast as writing pseudo-human short stories.

I'm sick of reading this part about writing novels. Why not just copy what's already there and insist on adapting it yourself? Does the protagonist even have the ability to do that? And the author's own writing isn't even that good.

Someone seems to have already written about finding a phone from the future.

The beginning was actually quite good, but when it came to the part where I was giving a speech and Tudou.com called, I couldn't keep up. I skipped a few chapters, but it still didn't work, which was a shame.

The subject matter is good, but the writing is not very good.