From the Start, I Copied an F-20 and Teased the White Hawk Warships
开局复制J20，调戏白鹰战舰
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 518k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High Martial Arts
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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It's fun to take out all the things that were difficult to deal with before. It's so enjoyable!
The writing is okay. Don't take it too seriously. Aircraft and warships are systems projects. It will take several years to pass the imitation of an actual object. You also need to have a solid foundation.
Is there really a parallel world? The protagonist of a patriotic young man travels to the parallel world of 2000. With the help of young people, the parallel world continues to develop. It is really fun to watch and makes up for the regrets of the real year 2000.
Will our world also be a parallel world in the beginning? Will there really be people from that world who come to our world? This is a book that can trigger thinking about the dimensions of the world and the cognition of the world.
Come on^0^~
The bad book doesn't explain. Even if there were computer-aided software for drawing and hard disk storage back then, the design drawings alone were based on the computer technology of those days. Just downloading and distributing them would require a long time of technical research. The author didn't understand anything.
After reading it, it really doesn't work. It's seriously off topic. I promised to develop technology in the main world, but the result is good. Nearly 70% to 80% of the time in this article is in a different world. Author, are you writing about a different world or the main world? Moreover, the other world and the main world are not interconnected. The protagonist works alone and only communicates with the main world after the completion. I have written more than ten chapters on vampires before, and I can still keep up with the rhythm. Now I have written the whole zombie, from chapter 50 to 108. Good guy, author, you have to distinguish where is the main world and which is the other world.
I'm not too strict about it after reading it, but it's perfectly fine for ordinary people who are not military fans and have very strict logical requirements for science and technology. If you can't accept the imprecise statement that China in 2000 relied on the complete paper drawings of J20 and the main character system to produce J20 in 9 months, then don't read it. I'm not interested in the copy of Vampire, so I skipped it. There are no major flaws later, so I recommend it.
Not pretty at all
Hmm... The dungeon chapters are too long. Everyone comes here just to see Meika fail. You have more than 30 chapters in a dungeon and everyone just wants to skip past it. The author can let Meika pick things up around him to complete the tasks, and then reduce the frequency of the dungeons, or simply change the dungeons to a dozen chapters and write more about the main world.