The Rise of Nanometers

After listening to Chapter 26, it was too bland. The plot had no major ups and downs, no fighting conflicts, and no rescue climax. It was like a scientist's daily notes.

Author, your technology is indeed number one, but if you have great technology, you have to go abroad. Your technology products only make domestic money and are monopolies. This is good for your company, but it will become more and more difficult for the country and most ordinary people. The more funds are concentrated in your hands, the other people will have to wait for death... Another point is that the economy can only be strong by going out and integrating into the world. It is really ugly to stay in a country sucking the blood of its own people. If technology products are exported, they are afraid that the technology will be studied by other countries. So why should we use this technology product? If technology is one step ahead, step by step...

The plot is good, but there is no role for the protagonist. There is no sense of immersion, it is a documentary mode, and it is a cool and crooked story about the rise of a great power.

Boring

To sum up, the book is very exciting, and those who are thoughtful can read it.

Not too much pretentiousness, not too much passion, it really makes people read carefully.