In Prison: Developing Mechs to Win My Freedom

It's very interesting to see. It's written in dots, gradually expanding its advantages and finally unifying the world. To put it simply, it is not that exaggerated compared to similar ones. It is just a main technology (mecha) and then it is divided into several sub-technologies (i. E. Energy, systems, materials, etc.) Step by step. Sometimes I really think that this has happened before, and then after conquering the world, it must be developed into space, but I have no interest in space hegemony, so who knows what the follow-up will be like.

Read it in five days. The plot has good ideas and there is no nausea or discomfort. It is worth watching. The story is relatively complete, but there is basically no personal emotional line. It is all mentioned in one stroke, and the ending is not mentioned at all. I have already followed it and am looking forward to the author's next work.

I decided to abandon the book after reading only fifteen chapters. Let me briefly explain my reasons. I personally like relatively realistic technology and science fiction novels. The first few chapters of this book actually gave me a good feeling, and it was my favorite type. However, starting from Chapter 10, all the goodwill accumulated before quickly disappeared. The biggest failure is Chapter 15! An important young scientist who was rescued by a special force from the FBI in the United States and rushed back home was actually treated like a state guest! They even went directly to the tarmac to pick up the plane with great fanfare! Please, are you afraid that the United States will not know that it is China that is causing trouble in the United States? Also, wouldn't this directly expose the protagonist's identity completely? Do you really think the CIA is a fool? It can only be said that in order to cater to the characteristics of cool writing and readers, the author has stuffed in this kind of brainless plot! This book can be regarded as a good technology and science fiction text for a considerable number of readers who do not want to read with their brains. But for people like me who need to use their brains and logical thinking to read, it's really not suitable... So, true technology and science fiction fans, please proceed with caution!

You have technology in your hands. And it's very complicated, with many types. He also said that he is a very low-key person and has a 5-year time limit. You also need to find companies one by one to show off. Wouldn't it be faster if you listed it in a catalog and let the state coordinate the distribution?

The protagonist has no brains. He was attacked with a gun at the airport. A beautiful bodyguard blocked the gun for him, and then a professional protected him. He insisted on going to the hospital to see the beautiful bodyguard. No, what are you going to do? Do you know medical skills or something? The assassin has not yet been investigated. Then the military asked the protagonist to move to a safe place. The protagonist did not want to leave. They arranged a helicopter for the protagonist. The protagonist said it was a waste of people and money. If he didn't take it, what kind of two hundred and fifty is this? I wanted to give him two slaps.

What are you writing about? A mess.

Okay, it feels good

He looks like he has a low IQ! At the beginning, he was framed for stealing scientific research results, and was imprisoned in a beautiful country. He was actually able to deliver scientific research papers to visitors during the reception - the reason was that the prison guards could not understand it! As the greatest scientist in the world, he studies all sensitive technologies, such as super batteries, super chips, mechas, and controllable nuclear fusion (not theoretical physics, etc.). He actually runs around and makes public appearances at press conferences. He freely puts the images of his wife and her family online, and security does not stop him (my wife is a secret agent)! I complained at the time that this was too long!

The logic is illogical and inconsistent. You have to read the book without thinking.

I've only read about fifty chapters, and I'm not interested anymore. The protagonist's IQ is simply not up to par. Take the battery conference as an example. The protagonist originally wanted to keep a low profile, so why did he attend? Pretending for the sake of pretending? Many scientific researchers in the country, especially very important personnel, cannot be seen traveling for press conferences. This is not only the country's protection for them, but also their own knowledge of how to protect themselves.