A mage accidentally drifts to Blue Star. The intelligent life on Blue Star cannot influence reality by manipulating dark matter, thus the mage loses their casting ability.
In order to recover...
As a tool for mages on Earth, it is a concrete enterprise for mages to implement their will on Earth.
Kechuang Bio has enjoyed too many benefits from the technological breakthroughs.
So much so that even today, some people on Earth may not know Merlin, Magi, or the Science City of Lion City, but there is absolutely no one who doesn't know about Kechuang Bio.
Everyone is using Kechuang Biotechnology's products and services.
"Science and Technology Innovation Biotechnology" is a collective term for all companies in this era, including IBM, Microsoft, Amazon, Apple, and Facebook.
With the existence of Kechuang Biotechnology, the previous giants have vanished like the afterglow of the setting sun.
No one will think of American tech companies anymore; no one will believe that American tech companies can create virtual worlds, biocomputers, or biocommunication.
Even the capitalists in America didn't believe we could do it.
When Kechuang Biotechnology developed a brain-computer interface for mobile phones, Wall Street was scrambling to invest in brain-computer interface startups in Silicon Valley, with investments typically starting at $20 million.
Even if your company was just founded in a garage yesterday and only has three people, I will still invest twenty million US dollars in you.
Investors are showing great enthusiasm for investing.
After Kechuang Bio demonstrated its brain-computer interface with VR, the situation began to change, and Wall Street only began to trust companies that had achieved results.
Even if a startup's team consists entirely of PhDs or professors from top-tier universities like MIT, Stanford, and Princeton, investors won't invest much money in them.
During this period, Musk's Neuralink could still enjoy a valuation of $30 billion, while other brain-computer interface startups could not even enjoy a valuation of $20 billion.
Furthermore, once virtual reality devices are released in the future, all capital will abstain from investing in any field that science and technology innovation companies are involved in, or in other words, any field that magicians are involved in.
Morgan Stanley invested two to three billion dollars in Neuralink, and in the end, they sold all of their Neuralink shares even at a loss.
And will never enter the field of brain-computer interfaces again.
Other investment institutions are experiencing the same situation, with the entire brain-computer interface field, VR field, and even the entire internet industry in a state of depression.
In Chinese parlance, it's like a whale being born and all things falling apart.
Kechuang Bio is like a whale, plundering all the nutrients in the entire ecosystem.
The impact extends beyond American businesses to include Chinese companies as well.
Chinese internet companies and American internet companies share striking similarities in how they started, their capital operations before and after going public, and the exit strategies they choose under the influence of the virtual world.
I suspect this is related to the fact that they were all incubated by Wall Street capital.
China's internet giants are called BAT. Like America's internet giants, BAT retains a small number of people to maintain the normal operation of their main business, while most of their energy is focused on the financial industry.
Honestly, I've been using Yeguo Reading to read and follow my favorite books lately. It has easy source switching, multiple reading voice options, and is compatible with both Android and Apple devices. (yeguoyuedu)
Their internet business has long been unprofitable, yet their annual report still reveals that they belong to internet giants, with only the profits from Blue Star II being a factor.
It took Kechuang Biotech less than 20 years to transform itself from a company with less than 10 million US dollars in paid-in capital into the world's only giant.
It achieved a goal that all internet companies wanted to do but failed to achieve:
That is to allow all users to live within the ecosystem we provide.
Google wants to do everything from the browser and YouTube to Google Search, Google Maps, the Google Play Store, and the Android system.
Microsoft also wants to do the same, from operating systems to desktop entertainment Xbox to the big-money acquisition of Blizzard.
Apple goes without saying; the Apple ecosystem is a comprehensive, integrated product portfolio encompassing both software and hardware.
No matter how hard these companies try, they can't possibly make users exclusively use their products, but Kechuang Bio has done it.
By using the virtual world—a medium that exists only as a concept on Earth and has no physical form—people can satisfy most of their needs in the real world within the virtual world.
Blue Star II has created a near-realistic Blue Star world, while providing services that are more than ten times cheaper than those in the real world.
I can't even remember the last time I drove a car in the real world.
In Blue Star II, you can appear on any street or any section of Blue Star, choose any vehicle that has existed in history, and step on the gas pedal to the angle you want.
Even if the car is destroyed and people die, it's just a matter of reloading.
I know that people who read this article will think I have a problem. Isn't this kind of life pretty good?
They might think that as the editor-in-chief of the New York Times, I can enjoy a quality of life in the real world that is almost the same as in the virtual world, while for most people struggling to make ends meet, the virtual world greatly enriches their spiritual and material world.
I don't hate the virtual world; I just don't like the feeling that everyone lives in a virtual world.
Although I typed this article word by word in front of a computer in the virtual world.
Returning to Kechuang Biotechnology, Kechuang Biotechnology has shown people the power of science and technology, and the great power of science and technology is on full display.
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