
From the Start, I Returned Home on the Same Ship as Qian Xuesen, and Now This Slacker’s Panicking
开局归国同船钱老,学渣的我慌了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 786k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 1mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
319Chapters
10kReads
5.5Score
669Shelves
1.2kListens
479.5kReads · all time
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With the theory of building radar, we took the initiative to build radar at the grassroots level, but stopped building radar at the grassroots level 🙂
It's pretty good on Tomato, but the show-off and slap-in-the-face scenes happen too frequently. Less would be better. There are too many pretentious and slap-in-the-face plots, too many! There is only a little bit of actual content in each chapter. I was fuming as I turned the pages. I could read the core content of one chapter in one glance. The rest were all pretentious and slapped in the face. Everyone from returning experts to factory masters would step on the protagonist. Moreover, the protagonist discovered that there might be an enemy agent, but did not report it.
The writing is very good, but you still can't escape the stupid operations of the brainless villain. A common problem in most works is that the villain uses all kinds of momentum to suppress the protagonist, and the protagonist single-handedly relies on procedural justice to get the upper hand.
This article doesn't have a high score, but it appears on my recommendation page every day recently, so I casually clicked on it today. What is different from traditional cool articles is that there are many things in it that will make people grow their brains. There is also the story of how our ancestors moved forward with blood and tears when the country was founded, despite the technological blockade of all major powers. A scientific and historical story that is a little heavy and a little romantic. It is recommended to everyone who is tired of the pain of the original family, the bloody love, the counterattack of cultivating immortals, and the horror dungeons of the Ke family. Ye Qinghui, it belongs to it. Also, if you want to recommend Tomato to the top, just recommend this book. It's straight-up, progressive, and of high quality. Isn't it better than the fusion article?
It should be AI writing. First of all, I have nothing against Al writing, as long as the writing is good, it's just that some Al writing goes too far, destroying the original work, ruining the setting, and making the text incoherent. So far, there are no big problems with this book, so let's wait and see.
After reading the current updated chapters, what attracted me to the return at the beginning was that it was my first time to watch this kind of plot. The dual identity can be said to be very much looking forward to being revealed later on whether it is Lao Lei's seedling. I feel that there is a lot of knowledge in it and I can't understand all of it, but come on, author, please update more, I will stock up and read it again hahaha.
I wouldn't have read it if I hadn't read it with a rating of 5.5, But after reading a few chapters, I found that the story was endlessly exciting and tickled me. Although I didn't understand the technical terms in it, it was awesome.
This author's writing is very good, but some people deliberately give low scores. Military science and technology texts are difficult to write. They cannot involve secrets and cannot target certain organizations or individuals. People who give low scores and like to read mindless and exciting articles do not need to read it, but giving low scores is a bit excessive.
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Hardcore science fiction novels seem to be teaching me to research and grow my brain!!!