Reborn into a world that is a fusion of period dramas such as "Love in the Courtyard" and "Blood Romance", it is located at the Red Star Steel Rolling Mill.
Faced with the conspiracy of the hospital at the beginning, Li Weidong closed the door to engage in scientific research.
Ordinary engineer → Team leader of national key projects → Special expert in military industry!
Yi Zhonghai is still calculating the few cents for the electricity bill. I have repaired the Soviet-style machine tool that was paralyzed in the entire factory (accuracy increased by x300%).
Silly Zhu is still stealing leftovers from the canteen, but I have developed type 62 special armor steel (hardness against international standards).
Qin Huairu is still pretending to be pitiful to gain sympathy, but I am already standing at the top of the industry!
"How good is a level 8 fitter? In front of my drawings, he is just a screwdriver!"
Want moral kidnapping?
I'm sorry, my moral bottom line is the national interest, you... Are not worthy!
When the mushroom cloud rose, all the beasts in the hospital could only look up at my back.
This is the correct way to open a time traveler:
The body is a powerful weapon of a great country, and the heart is the soul of industry!
Reader comments
I really can't figure it out. It's impossible for the protagonist to live in No. 95 Courtyard because of the nature of his job. After all, it's too messy here. It's normal to have spies, and the state doesn't allow it. The confidentiality here is not good. I've seen a lot of Siheyuan fans. Those super-genius protagonists who return to China to serve their country have to live in No. 95 Courtyard. Isn't this nonsense? Is it just because they are Siheyuan fans, so the protagonist must live in No. 95 Courtyard?
The protagonist is a useless person. He can only quarrel after being framed. He doesn't have the temper of an engineer at all. He is still quarreling with Yi Zhonghai and others despite his high level. He directly uses his status to separate their families one by one. As long as it is not a private house, he will directly let them move out.
It's not an ordinary poison [vomit] [vomit] [vomit] [vomit] [vomit] [vomit] [vomit] [vomit] [vomit]
I really can't figure it out. It's impossible for the protagonist to live in No. 95 Courtyard because of the nature of his job. After all, it's too messy here. It's normal to have spies, and the state doesn't allow it. The confidentiality here is not good. I've seen a lot of Siheyuan fans. Those super-genius protagonists who return to China to serve their country have to live in No. 95 Courtyard. Isn't this nonsense? Is it just because they are Siheyuan fans, so the protagonist must live in No. 95 Courtyard?
The protagonist is a useless person. He can only quarrel after being framed. He doesn't have the temper of an engineer at all. He is still quarreling with Yi Zhonghai and others despite his high level. He directly uses his status to separate their families one by one. As long as it is not a private house, he will directly let them move out.
It's not an ordinary poison [vomit] [vomit] [vomit] [vomit] [vomit] [vomit] [vomit] [vomit] [vomit]