The Pillars of a Great Nation
大国重器
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Farming
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
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Transmigrate to the Early Years of the People's Republic of China and Return from Abroad to Help Make China a Technological Power
Easy-to-Understand Technology Books
Pure Sci-Fi With Lots of Cutting-Edge Tech, A Complete and Rich Tech Tree, and War
Pure sci-fi with lots of advanced tech, a complete and well-developed tech tree, and warfare.
History Novels That Get Your Blood Pumping
The emperor defends the nation's borders; the ruler dies for the state.
I Just Found a 50,000 GB Phone, Give Me Some Books to Try
Help, I'm Out of Books to Read 😭😭
Any Hard Science Fiction That’s So Technical You Can’t Understand It?
Are there any hard science novels? The kind that are difficult to understand.
Reborn and Investing in Industry, the Internet, Energy, and More, Building Success One Step at a Time
A smart protagonist who doesn't act like an idiot or show off for no reason. After being reborn, they build up capital through stocks, futures, and other means, invest across industries, and steadily grow into a multinational conglomerate.
Looking for a Historical Transmigration Novel Like Tang Brick
Looking for a historical transmigration novel like Tang Brick.
Looking for Science and Technology Novels: The Protagonist’s Brain Is Enhanced, They Do Their Own Research, and There’s No Harem
Novels About Craftsmen
All the novels these days are romance, fantasy, or transmigration. They all feel like the same old formulas. Don't you think only stories about craftsmen have any soul?
Transmigrate Into a Period-Era Story and Help the Nation Conduct Scientific Research
The protagonist cooperates with the nation and becomes its national treasure.
Looking for Smart Science and Academic Prodigy Stories. No Dumbed-Down Plots, Please 😋
No CP. (No) cultivation or starting a company. No suggestive scenes from the start, no period settings, and no courtyard-house stories 😅
Industrial Revolution, Alternate History, Rational Protagonist, No Brain-Dead Decisions, World Domination
After achieving national industrialization through the Industrial Revolution, the country comes to dominate the world.
Stories With a Scientist Protagonist Studying Military Technology, Without an Outlandish Start
Game Top-Up and Whaling, the 648 Kind, Any Game Is Fine
The kind where you spend money in mobile games, like topping up 648 yuan.
World War II German Military Weapons: The Most Advanced Technology Is a Single-Shot Rifle
Looking for books similar to The Empire's Number One Scoundrel.
Novels About All Kinds of Heavy Industrial Machinery
A novel about returning to 1980s Hong Kong, starting a machinery factory, and building all kinds of heavy infrastructure equipment
Could You Recommend Some Industrial Development Stories? Please, Please!
Reborn Around the Reform and Opening-Up Era, Developing Technology
Any novels about developing a country by bringing it advanced weapons, technology, and equipment?
Novels About Being Reborn and Revitalizing Industry
Looking for book recommendations.
Tech Novels About Making the Country Strong Through Science and Technology
Please Recommend Soviet-Era or Industrial Fiction
Male POV, Scientific Research, Someone Protected by the State
Preferably with a child as the protagonist.
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I love stories like this, where the complexities of human relationships are narrated in a gentle and engaging way. As the saying goes, "Understanding the ways of the world is knowledge, and being adept at human relationships is literature."
What a brilliant start! Pretending to be an amnesiac and letting the police solve his identity problem—that's brilliant! If I were to time travel, I'd use this trick too.
In this chapter, the protagonist vows: Honesty and integrity! For every like I receive, I'll repay five. Thank you! Farewell! An extraterrestrial traveler, from an alien civilization, is insignificant to Earth's civilization. He's established himself at the Silk Engineering Institute, intending to develop gradually. But what will happen next? Please see the next chapter. Goodbye! I'm leaving.
It's great software. Although there are a lot of ads, I still support it. Businesses need to survive too, so I hope you can continue like this. Thank you.
I rarely give five stars, but this book deserves them. I think it's one of the better novels I've read on Tomato Novels. The plot is well-structured, the logic is clear, and the story unfolds at a leisurely pace. The weaknesses are that the adversaries aren't strong enough, the author lacks understanding of real-world conspiracies, and the portrayal of human greed is somewhat weak.
A very good wish-fulfillment novel. The background is detailed. The logic is consistent. The writing is also good. Especially noteworthy is the absence of a harem—once the male protagonist establishes a harem, the tone immediately drops. Especially those harem elements that violate social norms and morality.
Even a skilled cook can't cook without rice; the scarcity of resources in that era was a limitation of the times. I found some of the everyday knowledge presented quite good; the author clearly put in a lot of effort, and this serious attitude deserves praise. Although it's online fiction, it's still literature, and meticulousness is essential, so I'm giving it five stars to encourage you.
It's good, but the later part is rushed through; the early part focuses on hard work, research and development; the later part should have been about developing the country together; and the later part is about flying into space. The epilogue is a bit much, though. It's a shame.
The ending felt a bit rushed, but it's still a good novel. The rating is a bit low; 9 points or higher would be fair. If the ending had been more developed and wrapped up, it would have easily been at least 9.2 Points.
I haven't finished reading it yet, but the plot is excellent. The story's appeal diminishes slightly when it begins with mining overseas. Overall, it's worth reading and recommending! A few points are left unexplained, but overall I'm satisfied with the book!