Unify the World

It's almost meaningless. Firearms are produced on telegraph lathes but not installed. Advanced weapons are not equipped, but cold weapons are used. I don't understand. Shouldn't it be to minimize casualties in war?

I don't know what the use of development is. They also fight with cold weapons. The telegraph machine has come out, but they still use the knife to fight, and they say that they have few people, and they are afraid of how many of their own soldiers will die in the battle, so they are not even willing to equip them with thermal weapons. Laughing to death

It's always been me, me, me. Who are you? A good book was written as a diary, but the first person ruined the book

It's like reading a diary, not pretty.

It's not good-looking, one is from the first person, and the other is because I'm afraid that people will copy the technology. Technology is never that easy to copy. China has been pursuing technology for more than a hundred years before it can barely keep up. This still has a demographic dividend. How many people are there in that tiny foreign country to support scientific research? You are calling a crusher in developed countries (here I mean small European countries, Japan, South Korea, Britain, France and Germany soon) for nothing.

It's really cool.

To the author: Iron Net, it's great to be able to come here for free! The writing is neat. [Like] [Like] [Like] [Like] [Start] [Start] [Start] [Start]. Can other Iron Net books come here? To the author: You make the little devils who hold tomatoes very excited [thinking] [thinking] [thinking] [thinking] [thinking]

This is not like an ordinary novel, it is a bit like a narrative and a diary. The protagonist of the novel is generally referred to as "I", which has a very strong diary flavor.

How to say it? It feels like writing a running account

Well, I'm just keeping a running account. It doesn't feel like a novel.

Damn, write it in the first person,

The analysis of developing and developed countries is interesting, but irrelevant to the main text.

Love, love,

Awesome! Unifying the world is even more powerful than Tang Seng. Tang Monk's horse took more than ten years to travel half of the world.

After reading Chapter 50, I thought the book was a good one, but the whole thing read like a narrative, without a sense of immersion.

To be honest, it's pretty good!

Super pretty

Very well written! I like!

Good, good, good

So what's the point of selling it?

It was quite urgent, and it passed by accident.

I really hate first person. It gives the impression that you are fantasizing. No sense of substitution.

It would be great if there is a follow-up later. I read this book very well. Thanks to the author for bringing me this very good story, thank you.