An email uploading the research and development information of the third-generation aero-engine project appeared in the mailbox of the flight academy. For a moment, everyone who checked the email was dumbfounded.
"The master who independently developed the third-generation aero-engine was expelled from an ordinary undergraduate school? Am I crazy or is that school crazy?"
The person who checked the email looked disbelieving, but out of responsibility, reported the email anyway. Not long after, internal news came from the Aero Engine Research Institute:
"Under the leadership of a chief engineer who is less than twenty years old, the third-generation aeroengine was successfully ignited."
In less than a year, the fifth-generation fighter was successfully developed and became the most advanced fifth-generation fighter in the world.
For a moment, everyone was silent.
"A chief designer who developed a third-generation aero engine, a fifth-generation fighter jet, and led a nuclear-powered aircraft carrier was actually expelled from an ordinary undergraduate college? Is this school crazy?
Reader comments
The book is okay, but there is too much nonsense, and the words are forced to be watery.
The book is good... But the author is too verbose, describing the same thing from countless angles... Talking about the same thing over and over in different ways.
The book is okay, but there is too much nonsense, and the words are forced to be watery.
The book is good... But the author is too verbose, describing the same thing from countless angles... Talking about the same thing over and over in different ways.