Life in the Jianghu: An Electrical Engineer's Extraordinary Adventure

This is the kind of urban cultivation novel I want to read. It is an ordinary person with reasonable logic and no brains. There is no pretentious slap in the face or the embarrassment of the grandfather taking his granddaughter to the villa; there is no hateful feeling like conquering the underworld on the surface but actually joining the underworld to make friends with the black and white gangsters. I especially hate making friends with the kind of grandfather who brings an unreasonable and unreasonable granddaughter. One of his two sons is a high-ranking official and the other is an underground emperor. I hope the author can write about cultivators or superpowers who can eliminate violence, help the country crack down on corrupt officials, and punish bad habits.

No way! The veteran writer has profound skills and writes so well! Must like one! What? You asked me how I knew he was an old writer? Let me tell you secretly, don't spread rumors, as long as the end of the chapter requires five stars, recommendations, power generation, etc.! The more shameless and experienced you are, the more experienced you are, but of course the speed is equally fast [cover face][cover face][cover face]

Yes, there are no novels about children from big families with strong backgrounds. It's worth reading. I'm too accommodating to that female star Jiang, I'm a little disgusted

It's well written, with electric power, new ideas and new directions. It would be better if it was more professional, rational and logical. Highly professional, you can learn knowledge, and strong story-telling can bring you a sense of pleasure.

The story of this book is quite good, it is close to life and ordinary people, and it gives a sense of immersion. The name Electrician Man must have a story about an electrician and a chivalrous spirit. Many people have read game theory and know the law of cause and effect, but in fact it is very difficult for ordinary people to play games or see causal feedback, because games require costs, which ordinary people do not have and cannot afford. If they suffer losses, they can only endure it, and the cost of revenge is too high. The same is true for the law of cause and effect. The size of ordinary people is too small. Even if they are harmed by evil people, the added causal power to the other party is too small, and there is almost no feedback. Therefore, the chivalrous culture has its own sacredness in the hearts of ordinary Chinese people, because the chivalrous man can act on behalf of heaven, the chivalrous man can add weight to the game for ordinary people, and the chivalrous man can control the judgment of cause and effect!

Very few people write in this industry. It's very difficult to write, and it requires both technical skills and writing skills. If you ask yourself, you can still write well.

The structure is clear, the story is very readable, and it also allows readers to understand a lot of electrical engineering knowledge, which is really good. To be honest, I've read a lot of books, and I can't stand a story without superpowers or golden fingers, but it's also boring to watch if it's too mysterious. This book is both beyond imagination and within reason. Keep up the good work, author, I look up to you.

I have read Chapter 40 so far and there are no beautiful characters everywhere, nor are there any great parents, brothers, sisters or great relatives. The plot is not bad, and there is finally a book that normal people can read.

It started well. I read more than 200 chapters carefully, but the author doesn't know how to dig holes. The plot lacks ups and downs, and the parts describing family, friendship, and ambiguous love are neither salty nor light. Reading this book is like standing outside the playground wall through gauze. It feels like it should be interesting, but it never scratches the itch.

Finally found a non-rebirth and non-systematic novel. The subject matter is relatively new. The story is written fluently, and the plot settings are relaxed and relaxed without being dull. Although the story is enjoyable, the plot logic is self-explanatory and makes people want to read on. The successful creation of the pig's trotter image is due to the fact that the three views are very upright and the image of a small citizen is very down-to-earth. Other character creations are a bit thin (including the heroine). The author is a Jin Yong fan, and there are many descriptions of fighting scenes, which are a bit cumbersome. Later, I would jump to watch the pig's feet fight. Overall, it is a good book and worth recommending.