The Heart of Industry: Starting with a Diamond

It's a pretty good industrial article. The rating is really low. It's not very exciting, but it has the feeling of a hard march up the technological tree. Industry is not achieved overnight. From scientific research to prototypes to production capacity ramping, supply chain crises are a bottleneck in every link. This kind of oppression is more heart-wrenching than any villain. It's not easy. The profits are much lower than those of real estate and financial clubs. It's so hard to see these people who are doing business making tens of thousands of dollars. The writing style is dry and there are not many emotional words. It seems very restrained, but the details are detailed. It is not easy for the company to grow. If you like heavy industry farming, feel free to read it.

Very good! It's not the kind of article where one chapter's net worth, production capacity, and technology are world-leading. It's written with great feeling and develops slowly, but it's very satisfying. It's just too little, I can't bear to finish reading it 😂

The writing is very good, the logic is reasonable, there are cheats, but it is not against the sky, it is refreshing, but a lot of it is the progress and growth of the protagonist. I deliberately reduce the daily life part and focus on describing the research and development experience, giving people the impression that R&D personnel are so busy and have no daily life. They are either doing research or on the way to research. Industrial development is not about reaching the sky in one step, but rather one step at a time and accumulation over time.

The content is very good, and the entry point of material science, cultured diamonds, is also quite interesting. Goldfinger is a laboratory, not a big trick, and not the kind of black technology. The protagonist is also experimenting step by step, without a messy harem, focusing on his career. Thumbs up for all these👍 But, the author likes literary youths😂 He can be lyrical at every turn, and use metaphors to describe scenery. This is actually not a big problem. But for me, who is sensitive, there is always a touch of sadness in the writing style of literary youth. I guess I read too much youth pain literature when I was a child. This resulted in a touch of sadness on one side and a sense of excitement of various technological breakthroughs on the other. The writing style was a bit awkward. Especially when listening to a book, I just want to express my feelings and pass them quickly. As a result, I don't listen to books anymore. If I were to read them directly, I would skip the lyrics and it wouldn't affect my reading mood😫

The writing is pretty good, but I feel like there was a bit of a deduction when the government bought shares and gave employees shares at the beginning. After fighting that part, it was pretty good, but it was a bit too peaceful and I didn't feel any emotional ups and downs. Also, there is no need to hold shares in all companies. Only by investing in some industries or finding more suppliers to compete can progress be made.

It's very interesting. The author's writing style is very strong. This book has always been in my fish pond. The only problem with this book is that it is too professional and there are no pictures, such as non-metal heating, wafer cutters, robots, ALD, etc... Can you attach pictures? Some of them I can search, some I can't.

The protagonist is a scientific research talent, and there is no classic poisonous point to promote the plot. The full text is full of scientific research, and you can feel the knowledge flowing through the brain without leaving any trace. Regardless of whether you have real scientific research knowledge, it is enough for passers-by😄

A very soothing plot, there is AI but it's harmless

It's good to read, but it's hard to agree with others. I started to get impatient when I saw the 700-800,000 words, and I started skipping to read it. If I tie it, I won't chase it. In fact, it's four stars, but the score is a bit low. I think this book has an eight-star level, so I would like to give it a higher rating to encourage you.

The plot is pretty good, except that the AI ​​always ends each chapter with a short sentence like "It thinks it's beautiful, but it's embarrassing to normal people."