Solar_Exile

Richard Santamo, a Jobless, idling bystander, stumbles upon a mysterious blue panel that grants him access to advanced technology and skills beyond human comprehension. With the power to shape his destiny, he must navigate his newfound abilities while balancing everyday life, friendships, and his mother’s expectations. As he sets his sights on business, innovation, and self-improvement, Richard quickly realizes that knowledge and power come at a cost. Will he rise above his humble beginnings, or will the weight of his ambitions pull him under?



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From Idler to Tech Tycoon: Earth

Richard furrowed his brow. "Hold up," he said. "When I got the Vector Core and the AMFS, they didn't require priced components. Why do all these new blueprints suddenly need them?"

[ You need to understand that each module's components are modular—they can be used across multiple technologies. That means you can customize and reconfigure existing blueprints. You're not bound to a textbook design. You're gaining freedom. ]

"Huh… yeah, that actually makes sense." Richard crossed his arms. "But can I choose not to buy the component blueprints? Just go with the main one?"

[ Yes, you can. But the blueprint's inner workings will remain a black box. You'll only be able to construct it as-is. No customization. No component-level insight. ]

Chapter 69: Window Shopping