Infrastructure King: The Canal and Dam That Stunned the World

The rating is 2.4, Which means you can watch it, but don't study it in detail. 2.5 Points for theme, 3 points for logic, 2.5 Points for professional knowledge, 3 points for plot narrative, and 1 point for subjective additional points The subject matter is average, and it is not much different from other "Infrastructure Maniac" novels. There are some novelties in the system settings, and unnecessary data and word counts appear in many places. As a system article, the system settings are vague, the overall logic is smooth, and there are some overlooked loopholes. There are problems such as personality mutations in the character settings, but relative to the tone of the article, they can be ignored; in terms of professionalism, the first half seems to be Reasonable, the problems in the second half are gradually exposed, empty data, and loopholes that can be discovered by newbies, AI fabrication traces are heavy, and the span is a bit large; the plot is a bit monotonous, and it can be seen that there are ups and downs in the setting, but in general it is the same as the short play routine. It can be seen that they are all doing their own writing, which is relatively unpretentious; additional points, it promotes the "Infrastructure Maniac", which is in line with the main theme

It's super nice. For others, 500 is enough for someone's job worth 100 billion. For others, six days for a year's work is enough.

The further you go, the more confusing it becomes. Dinosaurs are coming out. It's incoherent.

The content gets completely messed up starting around chapter 114.

Um, I forgot to put my mind to it.

Content is confusing

The content becomes more confusing as you go to the back

The further I read, the more outrageous it becomes. I really don't know what I'm writing.

Speechless. . .