I Am the Light of Science and Technology

My Thoughts on I Am the Light of Science and Technology

"I Am the Light of Science and Technology" presents a unique twist on the familiar quick transmigration formula, blending it with a heavy dose of scientific ingenuity. I went in expecting a typical revenge story and found something a bit more ambitious, though not without its drawbacks.

First Impressions

The premise is immediately captivating. Our protagonist isn't just transmigrating; she's wielding science and technology to solve problems in each new world. I was hooked by the idea of a super-intelligent MC dismantling established power structures with her intellect, especially given some of the tragic backstories she's tasked with rectifying. The initial arcs promised a satisfying blend of revenge and intellectual problem-solving.

What Works Well

The protagonist, Baizhi, is undoubtedly the star. She's OP, confident, and driven, and I appreciated that she doesn't rely solely on golden fingers or system assistance. Her scientific approach to problem-solving feels fresh, even if the science itself might be a bit hand-wavy at times. I enjoyed the arcs that allowed her to showcase her abilities and build her empire, and it was satisfying to see her dismantle corrupt systems and punish those who wronged her. The mystery surrounding the system and the "creator" also added a layer of intrigue that kept me invested. The male lead is present, but very much in the background, this is the MC's story and her growth is the focus.

Areas of Concern

The biggest issue I encountered was the repetitive nature of the story arcs. While the settings change, the core plot beats often feel similar: MC demonstrates her intelligence, gains wealth and power, and enacts revenge. This formula, while initially satisfying, can become monotonous after a while. I also found that while Baizhi is undeniably intelligent, she sometimes felt a bit emotionally detached, making it difficult to fully connect with her despite her impressive achievements. The romance is definitely a subplot, and some may find the ML's presence almost negligible until the very end.

Final Verdict

Despite its repetitive elements, "I Am the Light of Science and Technology" offers an engaging and refreshing take on the quick transmigration genre. The strong female lead, the focus on scientific problem-solving, and the overarching mystery of the system kept me entertained. While it might not be a mind-blowing masterpiece, it's a solid read for those looking for a protagonist who uses her brainpower to conquer challenges and build a better future for herself. I'd give it a solid 3.5 out of 5 stars.