After Becoming an Omega, I Became an Industrial Powerhouse

The subject matter is novel, and the ideas and characters are consistent with that era. Some people still hold the belief that men are the pillars of society, and the preference for sons over daughters persists. This was a normal phenomenon of that century, and the fact that everyone is equal in the 21st century is a significant advancement.

It's very well written! The plot logic is solid. Now, Hajinin and Hajizhou are married and living happily ever after. Now, let's get started on the career arc! Hajinin, rise up! Use your mechanical knowledge to amaze them! Being a second gender doesn't matter; you still outshine everyone else! Your strength is unmatched!

It's truly a wonderful read. I was drawn in by the synopsis; the line "We, who are seen as the second gender, can also shoulder the responsibility of our nation" deeply resonated with me. Through the author's writing, I saw everyone of that generation striving to live their lives to the fullest. Ningning was no exception.

I really love it! The author's descriptions of professional knowledge, though I don't understand them, are really impressive. Ningning was so cute as a kitten, and the rural life was wonderful. Even the adorable Leopard Cat was devoted to Ningning, quickly ending their relationship – he truly loves her. Ningning is also a wonderful person, helping and guiding many people (not a saint).

Overall, it's not bad (but because I usually read a lot of light novels, I didn't find this one quite enjoyable). I think the concept is pretty good, quite interesting. Overall, I think the plot progression is okay (but it might be because the plot moves a bit too fast, which makes it seem like a series of mundane family matters, and I personally don't really like that kind of thing, so it feels…

It's a rare find among dual-male protagonist stories, set in the 1960s and 70s, and incorporates some ABO elements. The premise that the protagonist is originally a small robot is also quite novel. While the plot might be relatively bland compared to other infinite flow stories, it's very engaging. The author's writing is truly excellent; don't give up just because of the current rating.

It's great. The subject matter is very novel, and the author seems to have done their research, as the historical context is depicted quite realistically. My patriotism surged while reading. There are many professional scientific terms, showing the author's dedication. The romance develops a little too quickly, but the gradual progression shows everyone getting better.

There are no exaggerated dramas, only solid growth like gears meshing together—the iron bird from the soil eventually becomes a light that cuts through the era. This is the story of a small robot breaking through, the story of gears breaking through prejudice in the era and growing the backbone of the nation, and even more so, the most hardcore romance written by an individual in a great era. The warmth of the soil, the romance of metal 😫

I think this story falls into the slice-of-life genre. It doesn't have many major plot twists, and it revolves around the central theme: overcoming difficulties in scientific research, and the idea that ability is unrelated to gender. In the beginning, many characters hold patriarchal views, but the protagonist, his sister, his friends, and even his son all transcend societal definitions of their…

An original, heavily modified version of a historical novel focusing on technological advancements; highly recommended for beginners! The plot follows the main storyline smoothly, unfolding seamlessly, and the characters are very well-developed. However, the six categories of human nature in the story left me somewhat confused.