Reborn: The Mechanic's 1988

The author has created a protagonist who is compassionate, responsible, patriotic, and brimming with positive energy. Our times need patriotic scientists like Qian Xuesen and Deng Jiaxian to return to China and revitalize Chinese science and technology, so that we are not subject to foreign control!

Gratitude and kindness are fine traditions of our nation. The entire book is filled with inspiring positive energy! Especially the understanding and description of our motherland is something other online novels lack! Thank you, author! This is a great book!

It's well-written, but there are a lot of villains. They start with underhanded tactics, which feels a bit strange. The protagonist could have let the opponents compete fairly in business first, and only resort to other methods if they couldn't beat the protagonist. Always using methods that uncover conspiracies to defeat opponents feels a bit unfair.

It's very well written, I really enjoyed reading it, and I followed it from beginning to end. It's just that the updates are a bit infrequent.

This novel is very well written, quite close to real life, and unfolds gradually with continuous excitement, making it impossible to put down once you start reading.

Having read up to chapter 83, perhaps I'm too familiar with that era; despite the editor's efforts, it didn't quite resonate with me. Such a review is unfair to the author, but it's the truth, and I hope it doesn't mislead anyone. Thank you for your hard work, author! August 15, 2025

I found it okay after reading it. Overall, it's a lighthearted novel with a period setting. The writing is decent, but there are many flaws. For example, it says that Hao Zong's illness is the same as Forrest Gump's illness in the early days of reform and opening up. Is Forrest Gump set in 1994 or 1995? Also, the part about the antiquities in Paris is not very realistic! Five stars!

In short, the plot is a bit short. However, the overall style and structure are reasonable and rigorous, much better than the previous book, which, while also technical, was too exaggerated and unrealistic. But looking at the table of contents, it's clear it's too short; I hope the author will improve.

It's a novel with positive values and a passionate spirit, but as a historical fiction, it lacks sufficient understanding of the era, and as a mechanical fiction, it lacks basic knowledge of mechanics. Therefore, those familiar with the era and mechanics will find it difficult to read, easily losing immersion and finding it bland. This book is more suitable for young readers.

Good books are always only a little bit written! Keep it up, update faster!