
Going to the Countryside? Not a Chance! Building a National Defense System
下乡?不存在的!打造国防系统
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 377k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 1y ago
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It's absolutely fantastic! Patriotic, female-centric, incorporates scientific research, and has no romantic pairing—it's practically a masterpiece!
I feel like I've read a similar story before. It's about a female supporting character transmigrating into a book, while the female lead is dedicated to scientific research and saving the country. After experiencing some ups and downs, the female supporting character stops being preoccupied with petty romances and stops fixating on the female lead, constantly complaining and blaming others.
It's great! Keep up the good work, author! What I like is that she writes about real-world data and history, and acknowledges the contributions of female scientists (of course, she doesn't denigrate male scientists, but they are often intentionally or unintentionally ignored in various records, or referred to as "Mr." To blur the gender, so she specifically writes their names here).
No-romance romance novels are rare, and this one has a good premise and concept. However, the writing style is a bit off; some parts are overly didactic. While ideals and contributions are fine, the constant praise indiscriminately overshadows the actual events feels inappropriate. The introduction of the researchers is good, showing that they did their research.
I love it! Please, no female lead!!! That would be perfect. Keep it up! Oops, wrong one. It's the male lead!!! It's the male lead!!! It's the male lead!!! It's the male lead!!!
Researchers in that era truly had it incredibly tough. The author didn't even depict a tenth of the hardships of scientific research during that time, and I was already moved to tears. There is no such thing as a peaceful and tranquil life; it's simply the result of generations of predecessors sacrificing for the revolution of their descendants.
It was so good! It just ended so quickly, there wasn't enough plot, the ending felt like it was over in a flash, I kind of want to read more! But the author wrote really well, keep it up, author!
The ending was a bit rushed, but I like books with strong conviction.
Enough said, ladies, just look! It's so captivating, the more you watch, the more beautiful it gets. I just can't get enough! I stayed up until 4 a. M.
Why is no one interested in reading such a good book? [What?]