Reporting to the Motherland: I've Turned In Black Technology!

Reporting to the dean, I have discovered an escaped mental patient.

I don't know if the author is a seasoned expert or a pseudo-scientist, but I suggest not delving too deeply into the technical aspects. You can cite relevant information, but don't really get bogged down in it. If you already have a system, why bother with such "scientific" stuff? The series primarily uses unremarkable "black technology" to bring the protagonist a sense of exhilaration. Keep it up, author! If you can get the sense of excitement right, this book can be a success!

If—and I mean if—I had a conceptual inertial stabilizer for controlled nuclear fusion, what would happen?

The author seems to have watched too many short dramas. Go find the police. To submit it to higher authorities, you can publish a paper or find a prestigious supervisor or professor. If you publish a paper and gain a reputation, why worry about not being able to submit it?

It's chapter 25 already, and the question of whether or not the protagonist is being passed up the chain of command is endlessly complicated.

Too much nonsense, shocking, shocking and shocking again!

Truly amazing, this is the author's post! 🙂

The author is rewarded with a 12-hour workday, 5k salary, valid year-round.

After reading this, even the wrinkles on my brain felt smooth.

The confidentiality agreement was too hasty. In reality, it's highly likely that everyone who had contact with the person will be transferred to a higher-level department in a less demanding position, with significantly higher compensation. After all, compensation is often more effective than a confidentiality agreement.