The Cutting-Edge Technology Research Center
黑科技研发中心
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.9M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High Martial Arts
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qimao
Synopsis
All-time: Popularity, Must-read votes.
1.2kChapters
234kPopularity
1.1kReaders
1.4kMust-read votes
9.1Score
997Ratings
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Reader comments 11
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The first part is okay, at least the first six hundred chapters are not controlled by women, at least the first 600 chapters are like this. I haven't read it since I started writing about the heroine. When writing about science and technology, the most taboo thing is the heroine. This is concern. With concern, the guarantee in the back is love and love. As for the beginning of the article, overall it is okay.
The progression of the plot is too ink, and it belongs entirely to the word count of ai wenshui
The plot, the content, and the name of the book don't match.
It's a mess. The author only thinks about the word count.
Give me a nice review! There are two reasons: First, the whole text is full of positive energy. There are no brainless paraphrases that scream for the protagonist to give birth to a monkey, and there are no nonsense words from passers-by. Secondly, most of the scenes in the article are relaxed and harmonious, which is not depressing or mindless. (I have only read more than 200 chapters) There are also some things that I didn't like and I didn't read the whole book. I just read the last few chapters after reading more than 200 chapters. One of the dislikes is that the protagonist is so capable, why doesn't he study industrial infrastructure equipment first, and then assemble it manually, which affects production capacity. The second dissatisfaction is that the bosses of the protagonist's companies are trying to cheat each other. The third dissatisfaction is that the protagonist's research is a bit casual, giving people the feeling of hitting a hammer here and there.
The plot is very good, but the ending is a bit sad
I suggest you just read the first hundred chapters, it gets a bit boring after that.
It's okay. I feel like there are a lot of holes left unfilled.
Machine-like righteousness, look down on it, the system is just the beginning, and then there is no more, machine-like tastelessness
The world behind Bermuda is off topic. It has not developed technology and only has cloning technology and robot water.