
Cloudline Sentinel: An Airport Control Apocalypse
云端哨兵机场管制启示录
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 233k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Workplace & Marriage
- Updated
- 11mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
129Chapters
8Reads
6.6Score
1Listens
18.8kReads · all time
In booklists 2
Reader comments 43
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I think this book will be an indispensable one in my recommendation list. A short story that very concisely portrays the growth story of an air traffic controller. The characters are flesh and blood, the story has no redundant details, and the writing is excellent. The protagonist of this story is undoubtedly a collection of countless workers in related industries in reality. At this moment, at one o'clock in the morning, I believe that there are still countless protagonists sticking to their jobs, and ordinary people are the greatest. Thanks to the author for an excellent work that I read in one sitting!
Very good novel. Perhaps the description of some plots seems immature, and we all know that they cannot be realized in reality, but a happy ending is something that everyone is happy to see. Rather than completely following realistic logic and letting the story have a bad ending, those "bet your entire career" that are illogical and illogical can better highlight the value of good people. The touching brilliance of humanity is the highlight of this novel.
Niche themes, you can see professional scenes However, the methodology described is too anti-intellectual. The protagonist never looks back until he hits the wall, thinking that by betting on his career, he is more important than all human beings in the world. Often incomplete considerations and empty assumptions are made. The means of dealing with the problem are also too extreme. The writing style has improved, and the previous mistakes have not been repeated, but there is still a sense of pseudo-humanity throughout the story.
The content was so exciting that I couldn't help but fall into it. Some of the plots I felt were more dangerous than the real Sichuan 8633 Incident. It feels very exciting and is a good book. Recommended 🍉 🍉 🍉 [you taste it carefully]
This is a professional novel worth recommending. Although it is a bit short, it is written about struggle, hard work and spirit. It is much better than the one in "Sky to the Sky" which is just about being cool. It would be good to adapt it and make a script.
I have read several novels with civilian and military pilots as the protagonists, but this is the first work I have read from the perspective of air traffic control. It fills the gap beyond the special situation in the cabin and gives unique warmth and power to the brief communication between the pilot and the ground. Flying has never been a glory that only belongs to pilots. It is the intersection and collision of courage and wisdom from all departments, and it is also the reflection of the rationality of data and the gentle power of people. Thank you for encountering this work.
The story is compact and engaging, and it is a good article. The content of the story could be more substantial, and it would be better to add some side content and life stories. Come on, author, write more good works😜
Although I haven't finished reading it, I have cried many times. The emotions have changed drastically, the greatness of life, the guarantee of strength, the responsibility, the helpless rules... I have seen the story behind the development of aerospace. If it is published, I will definitely buy it. 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
The heroine has just started to take on a solo role, telling the story of air traffic control. Each volume tells a thrilling incident, which made my adrenaline soar. There are rules, humanity, and AI intertwined with each other. The story is very deep and everyone is three-dimensional. Very good-looking 😳 😳 No CP, the heroine is very beautiful
I finished reading it at two in the morning and was thinking about writing a review. This is the first time I read an article about airport controllers, and the angle is very novel. The article is not long, but each story is very exciting. The protagonist has moments when he is a novice in the early stage, and there are also times when he strives to grow up in the later stage. It feels quite good.