Lost Fish

"Black technology" originally referred to scientific and technological achievements that were not developed by humans, surpassing current human technology and understanding, and even violating natural principles without a scientific basis. Such technology that transcends time, when used well, can advance human civilization, but when misused, it can destroy civilization.
Chen Yang, who is infested by an extraterrestrial creature, was once an ordinary human on Earth. Now he faces a problem: how should he use a technology that surpasses the current level?
However, before that, he has to face another issue. The extraterrestrial creature parasitizing him is not an easy companion to live with. In fact, even the worst criminal could not describe its evil.
The attitude it holds towards humans is related to the future of mankind. No matter for his own sake or all of humanity, the first thing Chen Yang has to learn is how to live with an "alien".

Parasite from Outer Space

Abe was slightly bewildered about the future of Japan. This sinking ship might not be salvageable with simple repair and refurbishment any longer.


What should he do next? Or what should he do in the future?


Perhaps looking out for his own interests is the best plan?


Yes, all a politician needs to do is to look out for his own interests, whether it's for the party or his own family. Their personal interest is what matters the most.


Whether this behavior will plunge Japan into an abyss or let the citizens of Japan pay the price; does that really matter?


Even if he saves Japan, so what? One of humanity's flaws is forgetfulness, especially towards the benefactor. Look at Churchill, who contributed significantly to the United Kingdom; wasn't he immediately kicked out of his position without hesitation once the war was over?


Chapter 330: Moment of Life and Death (Part 6)_1