[1950s + top student + pocket dimension + serving the nation through military industry]
A mechanical engineering graduate student from a top university, who has been pulling all-nighters and working herself to the bone, opens her eyes and finds herself in 1950, when the country is waiting to be rebuilt!
From the start, seven people are crammed into a wooden bed, eating sweet potatoes and pickles for every meal, with barely enough room to turn over?
No need to panic: her astonishing comprehension and pocket dimension golden finger awaken with a vengeance!
She understands every math and science text at a glance, and fills her one-square-meter space with essential supplies!
Faced with the country's backward industry, He Zehui promptly signs up for the New China's first college entrance exam, setting her sights on the mechanical engineering department in the capital! Her neighbors laugh that she has her head in the clouds, but the industrial blueprints she casually writes from memory are enough to alarm the military's top brass!
From solving machine tool problems at the factory to producing the first batch of cutting-edge heavy equipment...
See how this spirited young woman from the 1950s powers up every step of the way, uses her blueprints to outclass the era, leads her whole family to wealth, and rises to become a military industry powerhouse under the nation's highest-level protection!
The plot is good, but I feel like it was written in a bad way for many people first, and then it was given a difficult plot and then whitewashed.
This is the first period novel I have read so far that has a professional female protagonist and the most realistic level of detail. It's not just talking on paper in the laboratory, it's from design to production to on-site testing. The heroine is fully involved in the materials and machines needed for production, and it's exciting to watch.
It's very interesting, but the writing is too rigorous. It makes you excited and depressing, and it affects your mood too much. I personally prefer reading more relaxed articles, but the author writes very well. Come on 👍👍👍
I am a scumbag and I don't understand the professional knowledge there. But the fact that the author can write in such detail first shows that the author has also put in a lot of effort. But I didn't finish it for several reasons: First, the man named Lu is the male protagonist, right? I'm very curious as to why the male protagonist can be a soldier and go to an ordinary high school at the same time. He didn't say what his mission was when he went to high school. Second, when the heroine started to stand out, the drawings were taken away one by one, this one was changed, that one was modified, and this and that factory were taught, but no reward or salary was given to the heroine. The only thing mentioned before about money is the contribution, which is 2 yuan for 1,000 words. Third, the heroine has some achievements, and the neighbors are talking about it like a loudspeaker. There were so many spies in that era, weren't they afraid of being exterminated? Sure enough, the mechanical goddess in my mind is still Du Yi Meng
Good-looking, the heroine is smart and self-reliant, and has the warmth of home
The feelings of family and country are immersed in the stories of parents. A blockbuster of group portraits from the Republic of China is slowly unfolding in front of you. Each character is vividly portrayed and has its own characteristics.
I have never wished for more daily life in any female channel's scientific research-themed article, because other military-industrial scientific research-type female channels are all fraudulent articles, and they are all about parents' shortcomings and the best rip-offs. This article has very little daily life, and it was finished too late. The heroine's family situation was written a little at the beginning, but then she basically disappeared. The low score should be due to this. The male and female protagonists' family follow-up was not explained. I didn't read enough.
It's good to read. I like reading books about powerful countries like this.
I cried at least three times. Although it is a little exaggerated and a little short of the scientific research power, with the success of the 107, 191, 617 projects, etc., It is super cool to see the country becoming stronger and stronger!!
Although it is personal, watching the heroine come step by step, it feels like watching our predecessors pull this country together. It's a lot of hard work [Bookshelf Plus 1]