Winter 1973: "Kanji Madness" in the Warehouse
In 1973 in the Jizhong Plain, the cold wind made the poplar trees rustle. The abandoned warehouse in the backyard of the brigade headquarters became Lin Mo's "forbidden area"
Reader comments
It's all AI. . .
First, I feel like this is writing a plan. Second, this is Lin Mo's personal career or a state-owned enterprise. It was impossible in my time. As a national enterprise, you can develop computers, but Lin Mo is always involved in doing this and that, formulating various development models, which feels a bit nonsense. The novel is well written, but it would be boring to read as a novel. If reality is all bullshit. If it were a novel, it would be even more nonsense.
It feels like reading history. The plot is reasonable and the writing is concise and clear. It requires readers to have a certain computer foundation.
It's all AI. . .
First, I feel like this is writing a plan. Second, this is Lin Mo's personal career or a state-owned enterprise. It was impossible in my time. As a national enterprise, you can develop computers, but Lin Mo is always involved in doing this and that, formulating various development models, which feels a bit nonsense. The novel is well written, but it would be boring to read as a novel. If reality is all bullshit. If it were a novel, it would be even more nonsense.
It feels like reading history. The plot is reasonable and the writing is concise and clear. It requires readers to have a certain computer foundation.