On the Eve of the War Against America, I Returned from Studying Abroad
抗鹰前夕，我留学归国
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- Military Industry: Returning from Abroad to Wash the Ground with Thermobaric Bombs军工：留学回国，云爆洗地Alternate title on Fanqie
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If you like reading sensational stories, you can check this out. Basically, it's about a protagonist who has never lost and keeps making history, but everyone disbelieves him and mocks him. He keeps succeeding, and then everyone continues to mock him. That's roughly the formula.
This is a top-tier romance drama. Those who prefer stories about career advancement and national development can skip it. It's a romance disguised as a story about national construction, but the entire plot revolves around the same woman and her flirting.
The plot is good, but the only problem is the confusing timeline. In Chapter 1, the protagonist travels back in time to July 1949, and on October 1, 1949, the People's Republic of China is founded, and the protagonist vows to return home to serve his country. In Chapter 6, on November 15, 1949, the protagonist and the first group of students returning from abroad board a ship to return home.
Interesting, though overly fixated on large caliber. Production went too smoothly. Flipping through my bookshelf, I found a bunch of unrated stories about courtyard houses by the same author. I just want to know why so many people like writing about courtyard houses; I'm about to throw up 🤮
Excellent! The scene of shooting down the American aircraft carrier was particularly exciting. It's the first time I've ever seen an American aircraft carrier destroyed in a novel. The female lead was exceptionally well-developed, and the way the story was glossed over is the core of our passionate science fiction novels. I'd also like to mention the downsides.
The language is concise, without excessive, prose-like descriptions; it's engaging and not limp or uninspiring. The author should give it their all and finish it in one go.
This is a fast-paced, exciting story! I'm saying it three times because it's important.
You captured the burning passion of a nation rebuilding from the ashes, the unwavering resolve of patriots, the stubbornness of scholars, the responsibility of workers and peasants, and the fervent patriotism of returning students. You also depicted the indomitable spirit that could not be broken by any hardship.
This book is great! It's so enjoyable and uplifting to read, I don't understand why it has such a low rating. The technical descriptions are clear and concise, simple and straightforward. The weapons are simple, rugged, and stylish. The emotions are tender and sweet. It's a very good book, and I'm really enjoying it so far.
It's full of people born in the Year of the Fish; they remember this time but forget the last. They don't know anything else, just questioning and being shocked, and then they say "I want it, I want it!" I gave it full marks for the subject matter.