Huaxin News Agency reporter: “Academician Zhang, your sudden emergence has brought leap after leap in Chinese science and technology, leaving other countries far behind as we journey toward the stars. You’ve made major breakthroughs across fields including materials science, nuclear engineering, semiconductors, aviation, and aerospace. What drives you?”
“Patriotism, of course!” Zhang Qianzhi stood tall aboard the space carrier. With a casual flick of his finger, surging immortal power burst forth, instantly grinding the meteor shower hurtling toward the carrier into dust. His expression turned stern as he added, “Those who slander me by claiming I did all this to become an immortal are absolutely defaming me! They’re defaming me!”
Great book, there is a novel next door that travels back in time to the time when Newton, Maxwell, and Gauss lived together and influenced them. This one has the same purpose as that one.
Although some theories are inaccurate and impossible to be accurate, it can be seen that every idea is derived by the author based on scientific theories. The author is a rigorous and logical person, which is very good and very rare.
There are many theories in it that many people don't understand (me too), but these things can be checked (randomly verified), especially the logic in the article is rigorous. I can't say it is a good work, but it can make people better.
Another question I would like to ask the author is, is he currently a front-line researcher? Some ideas can be opened up to the most cutting-edge inferences.
The writing is OK, but the updates are too slow.
Who can read one chapter a day?
Yes, it's rare to see a good book
Food and grass, worth reading
It's okay. You can read it in Shuhuang. How should I put it? It's relatively smooth. There is currently no pretense, ridicule or slap in the face. At least it can be seen that the author has checked the information. Come on.
This book is generally good. The reason why few people have read it is probably because it contains too much professional knowledge. If you are short of books, you can still skip the professional knowledge in it and read it.
Cool articles on black technology, worth reading
Not bad, not bad, well, this type is what I like. Although it is different from the ones I have seen before, it is still very good. Come on, come on, it is just too little.
One chapter a day is indeed too little. . . . Author, you need to work harder
No, sir, one chapter a day, I feel numb
Great book, there is a novel next door that travels back in time to the time when Newton, Maxwell, and Gauss lived together and influenced them. This one has the same purpose as that one. Although some theories are inaccurate and impossible to be accurate, it can be seen that every idea is derived by the author based on scientific theories. The author is a rigorous and logical person, which is very good and very rare. There are many theories in it that many people don't understand (me too), but these things can be checked (randomly verified), especially the logic in the article is rigorous. I can't say it is a good work, but it can make people better. Another question I would like to ask the author is, is he currently a front-line researcher? Some ideas can be opened up to the most cutting-edge inferences.
The writing is OK, but the updates are too slow. Who can read one chapter a day?
Yes, it's rare to see a good book
Food and grass, worth reading
It's okay. You can read it in Shuhuang. How should I put it? It's relatively smooth. There is currently no pretense, ridicule or slap in the face. At least it can be seen that the author has checked the information. Come on.
This book is generally good. The reason why few people have read it is probably because it contains too much professional knowledge. If you are short of books, you can still skip the professional knowledge in it and read it.
Cool articles on black technology, worth reading
Not bad, not bad, well, this type is what I like. Although it is different from the ones I have seen before, it is still very good. Come on, come on, it is just too little.
One chapter a day is indeed too little. . . . Author, you need to work harder