
You're Just a Tricycle Assembly Plant, and You Built a Lithography Machine?
你一个三轮组装厂,造出光刻机?
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The writing is quite good. At first, I was a replacement for the one at the next station, and then I got better and better. First, that book has stepped on all the thunder, and the author has an obvious advantage as a latecomer. Second, the author has his own ideas and the overall development is reasonable. I guess the author put a lot of thought into it. Well, the author's writing style is not bad. AI literature➕Private goods are nothing. Here comes the biggest poisonous point of science and technology novels. The protagonist's opponent is a brainless enhancement, forcing the cheating protagonist to fight against the odds. In 2019, CATL came up with the battery technology that will be available in 2026 without any preparation. Too outrageous
Overall it's okay. The routine at the beginning of this book refers to "From Copycat Old Man Music to Industrial Overlord", and the core word research ability is also combined with the setting of "Red Star Mobile" It is a business novel that borrows its beginnings but has a high degree of completion. I have read the latest chapter 388 so far. Time: August 2, 2026 After reading it, I can clearly feel that the narrative rhythm is too rushed, which makes it tiring to read and lacks the delicacy of the early stage. 393 Chapters have been read so far
It's really good. It doesn't have the kind of super-model black technology that is given at the beginning. There is development and investment, and you can see the growth step by step. It is the best I have recently found on Tomato. The only thing is that I seem to have seen it somewhere? There is a sense of familiarity.
It's not toxic, not dull, not boring, and the author has a good hand in writing rhythm. I have read a lot of novels that start with building mobile phones and then build cars later. This type of novel usually has two directions. One is without a heroine, but the rhythm is not well controlled, which makes it boring and uninteresting after reading too much, giving people the feeling of an infinite loop. Another direction is to add some female protagonists or some ambiguous characters to disgust people. But this book is amazing. I am tired of reading novels that start from building mobile phones and then build cars. This book directly starts from building cars to lay the foundation and then transfers to the mobile phone industry, which gives people a completely new feeling. This book does not have a female protagonist (it seems that there is a female protagonist just to prove gender orientation, but she almost never appears. I don't know if I am misremembering, but this book either does not exist, or the presence is super low and is not disgusting.). Without the messy emotional lines that make people sick, this book is not boring at all, and the pace is very well controlled. Many authors are unable to do this. Looking at the author as a novice, it always feels like he is a trumpet opened next door. [Laughing][laughing][laughing]
To be honest, the writing is very good. When I first read it, I actually felt it was a little bit toxic. For example, the few small shareholders who followed his father at the beginning did not write down their shares clearly. However, these uncles' small shareholders did not add insult to injury, but kept helping the protagonist. Also, in the early stage, it felt like it was copied from a copycat novel written by Qidian. However, this novel describes the various parts and technologies of car building very well, and is more detailed and specific than the copycat novel written by Qidian. Later when the group was established, all the shares were taken back. To be honest, the writing was really good. But if I have to find fault, it's that his word research is bad. The setting is not very good. Generally, it is written that the research and development speed is increased by 200%. This is actually difficult to quantify. There is a novel about Red Star Mobile. He is also a ziyan. The word "yan" means a percentage increase in the researcher's thinking speed and inspiration. I think this way of writing is much better than writing a 200% increase in research speed. Generally speaking, there is no such thing as speed in research, because the research is all about things that don't exist. How do you know what the speed is? You don't even know what the speed is, but what does it mean if you increase it by 200%? So improve your thinking speed and inspiration so that there will be no obvious logical conflicts. Come on, author, I hope you don't want to be a eunuch!
The score is low. I would recommend it with a five-star review. As long as the pig's feet are not mentally retarded, it is acceptable for logic and so on. It is a refreshing novel. You can't be too demanding. I am not a data person. I just need to read it briefly to get a feel for it. Therefore, this book is a good book that can be read and enjoyed. I recommend it [Like]
Not bad, worth recommending. Although many of them are copied from other people's works, it's worth a look and it's great.
It looks good and is very comfortable for listening to books. The plot and system settings are reasonable and not exaggerated. The fact that the subsidiary is listed is very attractive, unlike some novels where I wish I could hold 100% of the shares and really think that this way I can avoid being divided into pieces. Then the setting of the King of Central Plains is also reasonable. At least there is a provincial level to protect the company and the sense of security is overwhelming.
The plot is compact and the characters are eye-catching. The more you watch, the more you watch. Highly recommended! The writing is smooth, the foreshadowing is clever, and the overall look and feel is excellent. It is worth reading. The rhythm is comfortable and refreshing, and Shuhuang just rushes in with his eyes closed.
To be honest, this is the most promising novel of the same type that I have read. As long as the author keeps the pace steady, it will definitely take off: a great talent. Just by quietly mentioning it, you can at least secure a partner for the male protagonist.