Who Taught Him to Forge? He Makes Aircraft Carriers and Mechs

The concept is quite good, but the background is not very clear yet. The power system could be more detailed, and several systems could be developed for weapon crafting, such as weapon attack and defense systems, as well as systems for everyday applications.

There's one part that wasn't handled well, which is the exam section? It's like a student bringing their exam admission ticket into the college entrance exam hall, and another student points at them and says they're a bad student, that they must have picked up someone else's ticket, and everyone around agrees. Are the invigilators all idiots?!

Since they're all marked with four stars, I'll mark mine with four stars too.

The industrialization speed is too slow; it's still just a manual assembly line 😏. Perhaps we could consider high-frequency vibration cutting combined with five-axis machine tools 😏

Don't let life exhaust your patience and aspirations. You still have poetry and distant places, ribs and soup, roast meat and naan, shrimp and crab roe, hot pot and spicy hot pot, roast duck and mutton hot pot, coffee and caramel, cookies and milk sticks, fried chicken and soybean paste soup, durian pastry and shrimp dumplings, almond tofu and lollipops, Sichuan peppercorn chicken and spicy duck intestines.

The novel is very well written. I hope the author updates more often; there's simply not enough to read.

That's a brilliant idea! Keep it up!

Keep it up, keep it up! Well written!

In the aviation era, it's recommended to refer to the game "Endless Lagrange" and use Qi cultivation techniques to progress from the FG 300 frigate and the Bull-class destroyer to the Southern Cross-class, Solar Whale, and CV 3000 aircraft carriers, eventually discovering spatial resonance nodes and the multiverse.

This book is right up my alley; I really like it.