The Year the Winds Shifted, I Built Nuclear Weapons in the 1970S

It's a great novel. It's the first time I've seen AI used in the right place. By the way, it should be those with strong professional needs. But the tone is a little wrong and doesn't sound like real people. It needs to be improved. Come on, the author is great. He is expected to create a new way of writing novels.

Good, good-looking, I personally think that "Golden Finger" is the highlight, not bad, really good. Unlike some other technological cheats, they always instill advanced knowledge or provide complete drawings, and just follow the instructions mechanically. This one is more like an invisible teacher, giving guidance when the protagonist has ideas but falls into a blind spot. Most of it relies on the protagonist's diligent study and practice. What's even better is to study under Mr. Qian. It doesn't matter if you don't work hard. Otherwise, "No matter how stupid a person is, how can he still not learn calculus?" How can it be so embarrassing?

Not bad, not bad. The first ten chapters are not very good, but in the end, it does not need to portray the negative emotions of the protagonist too much. It is a good article, especially the use of tutor brand AI. The AI ​​is used to give answers to industrial problems, rather than to write the outline and plot of the novel. It should be used in the right place, making readers feel that the protagonist has something in his stomach, rather than establishing a persona of a top student. I'm a bit lazy. The relationship between some Republic scientists is obviously very easy to look up, but I got it wrong. It can only be said that the relationship between the characters is forcibly designed in order to push the protagonist to go into the corresponding scientific field.

Story summary: NPC: How to do this → Protagonist: Like this and so and so → It was done under the leadership of the protagonist → NPC: Great! We succeeded. Or Protagonist: I have a plan → NPC: That's great, I'll inform my superiors → Superior: That's great, I'll give you the resources to do it → It was made under the leadership of the protagonist → NPC: That's great! We succeeded. What I want to express is: I don't understand the technical aspects, but except for the different technology and NPC names, does the other content seem to be a bit repetitive? In fact, I think using the word NPC is disrespectful and not good. But I still used this word deliberately~

This is what a chronicle should look like. The layout of the courtyard is too small. It is just pulling back and forth on trivial matters. What is a pattern? Great Power and Heavy Industry, this is the pattern.

It feels like I'm wearing a time-travel skin. The time travel of modern people is not of much help to the whole process. It might as well be more relevant to the life of people of that era! ! The technical details inside are very good!

It's pretty good, but the author has not experienced that era after all. The women in the book are inevitably tainted with the way of thinking of modern women. Ignore this and look in, and vice versa. Haha, a subordinate dares to show off his temper and get angry at his superior. This is extremely rare among modern women, especially when he is being unreasonable.

The book is very nice, and it is well written as a period patriotic novel. The only suggestion I want to give to the author is the character setting. Qinghe is not like a modern person who traveled back in time. It cannot be seen from the text at all. He is too adapted to the past life, such as buying a new house and buying furniture. It is better to change the setting. He is a person of that era and has a mentor system.

A very good period piece, full of passion and passion. But there is no brainless exaggeration that ignores logic. The story structure is relatively tight and the plot logic is reasonable. It has the potential to become a god book, but the only problem is that the number of updates is too low and readers will be lost. Because many people hoard books and forget about them after hoarding them for a long time. In addition, there are too many novels now and the quality is uneven. As time passes between readings, readers may have confused memories and lose the ability to connect the previous and previous plots, resulting in no desire to read.

The theme and writing details of the novel are pretty good, but as far as the current plot is concerned, the addition of the protagonist does not seem to have brought about a change in the progress. As far as the time when Miss Qiu got married, the addition of the protagonist did not set off a butterfly effect. Logically speaking, the computer that the protagonist built in advance would help save a lot of data calculation time. The calculation speed in actual history should not be as fast as the calculation speed in this book. At present, the protagonist does not play a big role. It depends on whether it will speed up the development of the country in the future. It's a bit confusing at the end. The main character doesn't look like the main character when it's written. He's said to be involved but doesn't play much of a role. Most of the time, the main character feels like a bystander. He seems very busy but it doesn't actually cause any change in the outcome. In daily life, the main character, as a modern person, has integrated into the living habits of the early days of the founding of the People's Republic of China. People's living habits should not be so easy to change so much in a very short period of time.