I Handed Over 2-Nanometer Lithography Technology, and You Just Want to Go to Junior College?

This is a really exciting sci-fi novel, a real wish-fulfillment read. For those commenting without finishing it, the idea that a space elevator would require building a pillar tens of thousands of kilometers long seems a bit narrow-minded. Regular elevators go straight up and down, and according to this theory, transportation wouldn't be convenient either, only allowing for point-to-point…

The plot was too rushed.

A Guide to Avoiding Pitfalls in Reading I. Core Reading Prerequisites (Must Read) - Abandon the "obsession with realistic logic": assume that "mastering top-notch lithography machine technology at age 18" and "handing over national treasures in exchange for college diplomas" are the core settings, and do not get hung up on the technical rationality or the rigor of official procedures, otherwise…