The Fruits of Technology

I hope the author can be more careful when writing. First it's three stars and an apple, then two chapters later it's four stars and fruit, then two more chapters later it's changed again!

I'm really curious to know just how many women the protagonist of this book has actually been with? I've only read about 40 chapters, and it seems like he's already had ambiguous relationships or romantic feelings for 5-6 women. If you're going to write about science, just write about technological development.

The biggest problem with novels about developing high technology isn't the technology itself, but how to resolve social conflicts. High technology inevitably leads to highly developed productivity, which in turn inevitably results in widespread unemployment. Unless it's a state-run entity that can provide welfare benefits, companies cannot replace the state in solving employment issues.

I've seen the limited-time free offer, and I'll subscribe to support it afterward.

😭This book is addictive. Even my immune system couldn't handle it. I skipped around and read up to chapter 100, but I finally gave up. Here are some of the things I complained about. 1. Reading pirated books on legitimate websites is full of typos and omissions, and even missing chapters, forcing me to go back to the pirated version to read the missing chapters. It's so infuriating!

I read a few dozen chapters, but I couldn't continue. A person with super hacking skills doesn't use them to develop programming and software; instead, they rely on their past achievements. When targeted, they beg and plead. They have the brains but can't develop their own software, relying instead on the system's handouts. There's all this romantic flinging, showing off, and face-slapping.

The hardware is only worth 698. Celebrity endorsements cost 1,800. Offline sales are playing you for fools. Online trolls are spamming the internet. Poor hardware configuration Praise the charging camera! The ugly person is holding it in the VO's hand. I rely entirely on beauty filters to take photos. Brainwashing ads are everywhere. Village girls and factory workers all use it. Oppo and Vivo phones are selling at high prices. The marketers were overjoyed.

A mobile phone review forum is enough to get major domestic mobile phone brands to hire hackers and spend hundreds of millions of RMB on online trolls to smear them. Why shouldn't this forum focus on its core business and instead force domestic mobile phone brands to take sides and destroy another brand? It's like a software company trying to destroy a hardware company—the protagonist's thinking is truly bizarre.

Honestly, it's hard for someone who can't see themselves clearly to climb to the top in this society. I was the class monitor in college. I wasn't tall, not handsome, and didn't have any special talents. I probably dressed the worst in the whole school, and my monthly allowance was less than 100 yuan. But even so, no one bullied or looked down on me.

Regarding the foreign investment in domestic internet companies in this article, I hope the author will learn more about Chinese laws and regulations before writing, especially in Chapter 260, where "Blue Ocean" attempts to forcibly acquire a stake in the protagonist's "Fanren Technology." Below, I will examine the national regulations concerning foreign investment in internet companies: