
Siheyuan: From CNC Machines to the Ministry
四合院:从数控机床开始进部
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- Completed
- Length
- 349k Words
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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163Chapters
221Reads · 30 days
215.9kReads · all time
5.3Score
73Listens
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An engineer who can build a triple lathe by hand and engage in extreme physical exertion with a person would simply switch factories without having to give the factory manager any face. No wonder nobody watches this.
The main storyline and setting are excellent, but the writing style is lacking in attention to detail, which is a drawback. There are occasional inconsistencies in the plot, indicating a lack of careful proofreading. Looking forward to the exciting developments to come.
Poor rain, child.
Awesome!
A book worth reading.
Very good, very good, very promising, brother!