
Military Industry Audit: A Tractor Factory Is Building Gundams?
军工摸底:拖拉机厂造高达?
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- Ongoing
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- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Military & History
- Subgenre
- Modern Warfare
- Updated
- 1d ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
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Reader comments 48
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Why not find the maker first? Driving around in a semi-finished product, the leaders only pay 50 cents?
I saw Fifty-Eight, but it was good before the protagonist came out. I don't like reading books without protagonists. It's that the protagonist is a real slut. It's not that the protagonist is selfless and dedicated, but that the protagonist has no common sense at all. I originally thought that these things were all pretended by the protagonist, because the protagonist has cross-generational AI, and the mecha protagonist can also be remotely controlled, so these are the protagonist's layout, in order to let the country discover a blockbuster, direct cross-generational level genius. In the end, the protagonist actually showed up and immediately boasted about it. I think even simple people should know what they are studying, right? You should know what level the protagonist is at. After all, Gundam has entered reality. After all, the protagonist's previous era did not enter the mecha era. As a result, the protagonist is a closed person. If someone asks you to build a model, you'd be done with it if you could kinetically and levitate it, but you end up building a cannon that can blast away hundreds of meters of mountains with one cannon.
As long as the protagonist has the power of the green boy, let alone Gundam, even Titan can be made in minutes.
In this novel, two fighter jets of Yingjiang broke into the airspace of the Dragon Kingdom and continued to penetrate deeper into it. I won't say anything. As a result, they encountered a UFO in the airspace of the Dragon Kingdom and actually targeted it for attack? Is this equivalent to Yingjiang invading Dragon Kingdom's airspace and attacking Dragon Kingdom's fighter jets in Dragon Kingdom's airspace? Do you want to start a war? What pilot is so crazy?
I couldn't stand it when I saw the government's mandatory inspection of company secrets. The author doesn't understand the law, or he doesn't understand the law. What are commercial secrets? Even the government must have legal procedures from relevant departments or evidence of corporate crimes to obtain a legal search warrant before entering. You bring two people and want to casually enter the technology privacy department of another company?
Novels of this type are generally not bad in writing, but I usually delete them after reading a few of them. They all describe the protagonist as a deity with no desires, unconditional contributions of technology, or going to work for others. They are too far away from reality and have no sense of immersion. There is no point in writing more if this is not rewritten.
There are a lot of irrationalities in the plot, but they are all minor problems, but since Liberty Gundam was released at the beginning, I feel that there won't be much content in Gundam later on. If the author really understands Gundam and other robot series, he should use the technology inside and gradually upgrade the body. Don't be like your predecessors in science and technology writing, who just started writing and then turned it into urban writing.
How did you make the parts of your Gundam exactly? Novels are great
This type of novel is basically a coin-killing novel from Feilu. The protagonist's IQ is the same as that of an elementary school student, and the people around him are also elementary school students. Can you believe that the noise caused by this kind of person is considered normal by everyone?
The height of the satellite is only 3W meters?