Reborn: I Push Huaguo's Technology to Its Peak with My Bare Hands!

It's very interesting. It doesn't have any system and the logic is clear. Keep writing. Don't finish it. Watch this book. Write some emotional lines

It's super beautiful. Cheers! (After watching it for a long time, I suddenly remembered that I forgot to give it a five-star rating)

[Learned][Learned][Learned][Learned][Learned][Learned][Learned][Learned][Learned][Learned] This book is super wonderful and very beautiful to read

This book is one of the best of its kind that I have ever read. Come on, author, don't let it suck.

To be honest, after reading many similar topics, I am skeptical about science and technology, because the word science and technology is a very challenging subject for novels. Too much emphasis on professionalism will make people look very strenuous, just like primary school students reading unfamiliar scientific research. Report, but too much emphasis on "cool" will not stand up to scrutiny at all, just like the sudden rise of "Dragon King" articles. Except for some novices, most old bookworms like me who have spent nearly 10,000 hours on the entire platform can only skim the content and even get bored with the same routines. In my opinion, this novel can be regarded as the top among science and technology novels (if you don't agree, it's better to mention the title of the book [Send Heart]). The plot is flawless throughout, and the rhythm is very comfortable. All the achievements of the protagonist are not achieved in one go, but are improved and strengthened step by step like the beginning. Say the last important thing three times 371-373 can't be seen. It's still being reviewed from July to now (Where's the review? The donkeys in the production team don't dare to rest like this, right?) 371-373 Can't be seen. It's still being reviewed from July to now (Where's the review? The donkeys in the production team don't dare to rest like this, right?) 371-373 Can't be seen. It's still being reviewed from July to now (Where's the review? The donkeys in the production team don't dare to rest like this, right?) I caught up on the latest chapter at the end of December, but I still haven't read the last three chapters. What's going on? Is there anyone who cares? [Angry] [angry] [angry] [angry]

In fact, it's really good. Except that the author is probably a straight man who has never been in love, and the previous description of women (or between the sexes) is too exaggerated, and it kind of ruins the character image, I originally wanted to abandon the book, but when I saw the rating of 8.8 , Patiently ignore these imaginary, exaggerated, and even vulgar parts, and put this part aside. In fact, the rhythm of the article is well grasped, and the plot is compact. It omits a lot of meaningless and repetitive items and only writes about the highlight moments. It is highly recommended.

It is a very good science and technology article. Unlike other articles that blindly pursue technology and ignore the lives of ordinary people, it takes into account the rapid development of science and technology and the balance of daily life, so that the protagonist is full of vitality. Many places are very similar to the current development in China and are realistic. In addition to technology, the protagonist has no other physical qualities than others. It is a very good feeling.

This book was super interesting before Chapter 114. Currently, it is mentioned in Chapter 114 that the end of science is cultivating immortality. Later in the book, the mode of cultivating immortality will be opened. If you like pure technology, you can give it up. It was quite exciting before Chapter 114. The most annoying thing is that technology and cultivating immortality are mixed together. It is a pity that many scientific and technological texts have been ruined by cultivating immortality. I have finished reading the whole book. There is no immortality. The characters are perfect. Unfortunately, the ending is hasty. I have read too many novels like this. I can obviously become a god, but the ending is hasty. Alas.

It's okay. Compared with other novels about climbing the technological tree with a name, this book has something to say, and it can be seen that the author is a person who has feelings for his family and country. The characterization is still very vivid, at least I can remember the protagonist. The shortcoming is that although the heroine is a tool, her name is different in the same chapter, which affects the perception. In addition, some places are overly sensational and some sentences are familiar to me [eating melon].

How can I put it, it's still watchable, better than some others At least I can read it in one sitting