The Rise of Great Powers: Starting from Military Industry

The author's plug-in settings in the novel are very good, and it could have been a good novel otherwise. Unfortunately, the author is impetuous, eager for success, and bluntly creates contradictions in the novel. The novel is full of poisonous points. He writes the management of a military factory as a reckless boy of eighteen or nineteen years old, and how to make batches. The author actually goes to the workshop at night to make pistols. Do you think that the factory is your backyard, you can come and go as you please, raw materials can be taken at will, parts can be made at will, and no one cares about it? This is a military factory, what a joke! And then the protagonist is still a masochist. He doesn't mind if others harm him, but he still admires them. There are countless poisonous points throughout the book.

In fact, patriotic novels like this basically consume patriotic feelings. First, some kind of crisis is created, and then the protagonist comes out to save the situation, or is misunderstood, and then the protagonist slaps the face and repeats the routine. Therefore, unless the novel is particularly well written, I will definitely not give it a high rating. No matter how passionate the readers are, they will just give it up if you repeat the routine.

After reading a few chapters, everyone in this unit has no brains? It's just one person who has no brains, but the whole factory doesn't? First he was reported for wasting bullets, and then as the leader of the department, he reacted so strongly to the protagonist just because of someone else's words. What kind of leader is this? How did you get accepted? What did the author write?

You can read it without thinking. It is full of poisonous points. You have to do everything you invent by yourself. The key is that you can make it in less than a month. Are everyone else fools?

The acquisition system at the beginning of time travel is normal. The acquired system is the experience value mechanism. In order to upgrade, I shoot more than a thousand bullets non-stop. Just like this, my hands are trembling and sore. Upgrading a pistol to level 3 has 10,000 experience points. Maybe the author found that the experience value design is not good. Here comes another one. You can get upgrade points just by making a gun. There is only one in the first few lines, and then there are three. Your values ​​​​expand faster than in web games. In the later part of the conflict, Li Yuanchao, the former one, casually summoned the factory director. After seeing him, the factory director tried the pistol and directly allowed the protagonist to make improvements in person. Let's not talk about the factory's technology research and development mechanism. The protagonist did not declare it, and there were no documents on it. Alas, the mission was just sent out, and the factory director asked you to hand in materials to praise you. You I came up with the sentence that I need to sort it out, but don't I need to sort it out? Things that are directly upgraded from the system have no plans, no dialectics, and no design drawings to hand over as materials. The more important the place, the more attention is paid to the procedures. If there is nothing, the finished product will be directly presented, and I will not arrest you as a spy. It's all good and praise... Then the team leader named Lin So-and-so saw that the protagonist was not there and went directly to the dormitory to look for him. No problem. He went in and detained the person indiscriminately. At this time, he didn't look for the factory director. He dared to call the director casually... The most outrageous thing was that Lin So-and-so wronged you and you directly forgave him. You are such a good person. Finally, I won't mention the story about the one who aided North Korea and made a leap of faith, the protagonist carrying a pistol with him back to the dormitory, and the story about Lin who didn't follow the procedures and directly wanted the entire factory to be tried. There are a lot more to look for. This book is a book that follows the trends of the times and military industry, and discredits the image of the older generation who have worked hard for national construction. It is the next book. To be honest, the internal struggles within the organization described in the first few pictures are not as interesting, deep and connotative as The Legend of Zhen Huan.

I fucking vomited, I wrote the managers of the national armament factory as if they were idiots, forcing themselves to create conflicts without thinking, and the protagonist is a masochist! Just force consumption of patriotic sentiments? How disgusting! This kind of book can pass the review!

How to say it? For me, who writes military and industrial articles, I am particularly disgusted with relying on external forces to modify things. Especially the level of upgrade items and so on. Writing system optimization, especially this kind of military-industrial literature, directly uses the system to optimize human-machine performance, but there is no deduction process, and it is not very exciting to simply rely on adding points to upgrade. It would be better to let the protagonist be the manager to control the direction. Conclusion: Suitable for beginners to read

In Chapter 141 of this book, the protagonist said that he made every anti-aircraft gun. It is mentioned later that workers can make most of the unqualified originals, and they need to be optimized through golden fingers. And in Chapter 167. The protagonist said again. Due to labor and equipment problems, all the tanks produced were unqualified. All require him to optimize through cheats. In the early stages of this book, it was mentioned that his golden finger can know which part of it needs to be optimized and optimize that part alone. Think of a tank, an anti-aircraft gun. If so, how long will it take to optimize? And the early stage. Forgot which chapter it was. The protagonist also needs to touch the guns for foreign trade and personal use one by one to see which ones have problems? Although the qualification rate of workers has increased in the later stages, the protagonist does not need to optimize the guns and ammunition. Imagine exporting tens of thousands of guns at a time. I forgot which chapter. The protagonist said that he would spend 8 days every month to spend time with his wife. The protagonist also needs to go to Beijing at any time. I really can't imagine where the protagonist gets so much time.

I'm so stupid. I can still be a leader. I just rely on my own knowledge to convict people indiscriminately. What an idiot's writing style! I lost 10 votes

After reading Chapter 6, I can't stand it. It's a brainless boss and a brainless protagonist. I won't fight him this time.