Manufacturing a Great Power
大国制造
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Farming
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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The writing is fluent and the logic is consistent. The protagonist uses his advanced knowledge to show the industrial progress of that era. The characters and events are distinctive, the plot is tight, and there are many exciting moments. It is worth staying up all night.
A novel brimming with positive energy. History will not repeat itself, and hopefully it will not.
Compared to many online novels, this one is quite well-made. Although I didn't graduate with a degree in chemical engineering, I thoroughly enjoyed reading it.
Well written! That's exactly what it was like in the 1980s—no fluff, no pretension. Keep it up, author!
The passionate years depicted resonate deeply with readers, inspiring a desire to contribute, like the protagonist, to help our nation stand tall in the world! We hope the author will write more books like this! Thank you!
It's very professional, written like something an industry professional would write. Excellent, thumbs up!
The author is sincere and passionate, harboring dreams. Recalling my days and nights as a Chinese industrialist, from a clueless young man just starting out to now, a seasoned veteran leading a region, I feel immensely honored!
It's a good book, but the author clearly didn't handle the pacing well. Although it's much better than those time-travel novels that turn into fantasy at the end. Sigh, let's encourage some authors! 😁
This book depicts the development of Chinese industry, patented technology, and foreign trade through three sub-themes. Although written in a literary style, it is still inspiring, reminding us of the arduous efforts and great achievements of the hardworking Chinese people in making our motherland prosperous and strong. It is a pleasure to read.
This is my first time reading a novel about industry, and it's excellent. Keep it up!