Back to the Nineties: The Precision Engineering Mogul Climbs to the Top

I've seen the latest plot, and it's actually not unfair. This novel made me have the urge to continue reading, but it was a bit awkward. It feels like eating a second bowl of instant noodles, craving for it but feeling tired at the same time [face covering]

It's very beautiful, I hope the heroine will improve step by step. One thing I don't understand is that after the heroine repaired the train, the railway department didn't show anything. Apart from meals, couldn't she apply for a reward or give her a letter of praise? Then this plot only highlights the power of the heroine, but does no good to the heroine.

It's really good-looking. The heroine is the kind of steady person I remember as a researcher. She's not bluffing. She's top-notch, but there's no heart-wrenching plot. Sometimes she breaks her guard when she treats them like air. The heroine can't stand it when she's annoyed. She fights back when she needs to. She's excellent. The heroines in both generations are excellent. 1+1 Is even better. The male protagonist is a bit annoying when he first appears. There are too many adjectives, but he gets better later and doesn't show up very often. The emotional line is not too blunt. Now the male protagonist likes the female protagonist, but the female protagonist has just changed from being polite to being a good friend. I think it is quite good. I hope that the emotional plot will be further back, after the female protagonist becomes the director of the factory.

The heroine is very professional, but she is a bigot. If others want to target her, they can target her, and if they want to scold her, they can scold her, because she neither refutes nor retaliates, and always has the attitude of "I am a simple person, and I don't care about you." Rather frustrating.

Love to watch! I especially like the way the female baby takes her time and steps to start her own career. This is my favorite type of female protagonist. Although she has golden fingers, she always sticks to two points: 1. Her goals are always firm and she does not get involved in any bad things. 2. She has almost no emotions in the process of moving forward. People who can achieve great things without emotions are the ones who can do great things. As for the third point, it should be that the male protagonist is not annoying. After all, everyone does not like to watch emotional dramas in this kind of novel, but the male protagonist is not oily or narcissistic. It looks pretty good at the moment, I just feel good enough to smoke🚬 But when I smoked all year round in the 1990s, it was more in line with the current social reality Is there anyone who likes Yao Bai? I support Yao Bai's decision to lift the table hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha!

Author, why don't you remove the male protagonist? [Crying] Every time I read a book well, I get really upset when the male protagonist appears. (The character of the male protagonist is a classic overlord character, and the encounter with the female protagonist is also quite classic. He is either really interesting to the female protagonist, or quite interesting... [Fear]) And the male protagonist jumps around every two or three pictures, which really annoys me. . .

I have read many period novels about the heroine being reincarnated into business and becoming rich, and I accidentally came across a story about the heroine upgrading through technology. It was really fresh. Although some of the professional descriptions were not very understandable, it did not affect the appeal of the story. I hope that the author will pay more attention to the heroine's career in the future and write less about the relationship.

I have read many period novels, and I feel that the setting of this book is quite unique. The female protagonist is a technical worker, and her family situation is different from other novels. I quite like it. I don't like too close relationships, and I don't like having super relatives. The male protagonist's career setting is also okay, unlike other books. His novels are almost all about soldiers. I don't like to keep up with updates, but this novel is worth it. In many chronicle novels, you can basically guess the plot development later, but this one still has some unexpected points, such as the experience of going to Hong Kong to gamble on stones. In addition, I don't like cheats. I prefer the protagonist's own talents rather than relying on external objects. However, I feel that the cheats in this book complement the heroine's experience and are not too outrageous. They are also very round. For example, the texture on the surface of the gambling stone can be combined with the embroidery work. It makes me feel that it is not so bizarre, and it makes readers feel happy to read it without feeling awkward or bizarre. I rarely review this book, but I would like to comment on this book. It is a unique period novel and has no meal replacement. Also, I found that many of the novels had really unpleasant names in order to fit the situation at that time. I don't know what other people think of them. I think the protagonist's name will affect the viewing experience to a certain extent. I don't want to read the names if they don't sound nice. They feel unsophisticated. Fortunately, I quite like the name of this book.

I saw the latest chapter and it didn't crash. There are no crazy men who are excited and women who blush, and there are no crazy sisters who drug and frame them, or stepmothers who act recklessly. . I never liked that kind of bloody novel. If the female protagonist has strong professional knowledge, she can find personal satisfaction in society and will not focus her eyes and time on unworthy people. . . All those who are successful in the professional field are impatient with trivial matters at home and will be aggressive with you. Stop making trouble. What should you do during this time? I hope the author doesn't write too much later.

. So far, I think this article is pretty good. It has a more traditional narrative structure, with a female protagonist and a subordinate. From the remote northwest, come to the big city, from the beginning. Being questioned and ridiculed. As abilities continue to be demonstrated, status slowly increases. At the same time. The handling of various relationships is also much simpler. After reading the first 30 chapters, I felt that the biggest highlight was the shaping of the heroine's character. Self-respect and self-love are like an orchid in the valley. It is the flower of the high mountains and will make everyone look up to you. Very powerful and very beautiful. And it is irreplaceable. Because having such an ability in the background of the book really seems so outstanding and outstanding. Looking forward to the next development