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[Technology + industry + sign-in System + all the benefits + entirely handwritten]
Lin Bei transmigrated to the 1930s. As a child, he followed his parents to America, where the System granted him a photographic memory and helped him become MIT’s greatest genius.
In 1950, with the newly founded nation in desperate need of rebuilding, Lin Bei resolutely chose to return home after earning doctorates in both electrical and mechanical engineering.
Only then did he discover that he had transmigrated into the world of Love in the Courtyard.
At this point, Qin Huairu had yet to marry Jia Dongxu.
Jia Zhangshi was only in her early forties.
Yi Zhonghai hadn’t yet started worrying about who would care for him in his old age.
He Daqing was still the head chef at the steel mill.
Xu Damao was still in middle school.
The story was still a long way from beginning.
Lin Bei’s ancestral home was in the Number 95 Courtyard, where it occupied the entire western wing.
After returning to China, Lin Bei was appointed head of the technical department at the steel mill. With his sign-in System, he could claim not only daily rewards, but also all kinds of technical blueprints and skills.
The steel mill had only just become state-owned, and everything had to start from scratch.
And so the story begins in the autumn of that year.
Okay, the settings are good. As long as you don't add some other Zhengyangmen stuff, it'll be fine. I'll change your five stars to two stars. It doesn't matter if AI adds a lot of details. Liang Lati already knows what you want to write when she comes out. Keep talking.
I just like this kind of story with a reasonable plot and not so much trouble, so I can watch it easily. It's not like some novels that always show partiality to parents, blood-sucking relatives, and all kinds of messy things, which are disturbing to read.
Not bad, not bad. The writing style and concept are both good. It's not like those courtyard houses that are full of shit. It can be said to be unique. The rating must be above 8.5. At least I feel comfortable with it. The writing style and ideas are for sure.
The writing is good, there is no messy plot, it combines the situation at that time [laughing][laughing][laughing][laughing][laughing][laughing] 5 stars for the beautiful author, come on, 20,000 is not enough to watch it.
After reading Chapter 24, I thought it was pretty good. Recently, I like to read this kind of Siheyuan novel without any hostility. It quietly develops the country's industrial base and has no conflicts with the people in the courtyard. Everyone is busy and living their own lives!
The overall reading experience is very good, the story rhythm is relaxed and relaxed, the plot advances smoothly and naturally, the foreshadowing is cleverly arranged, and the plot has ups and downs and highlights. The characters are vividly created, the protagonist's growth line is clear, and the supporting characters are not just tools. The writing is easy to understand and has a strong sense of immersion. The more you read, the more you will get hooked. Looking forward to the unfolding of the subsequent plot, I hope the author will keep updating steadily and continue to bring more exciting content!
If a novel is only updated every day, then some shortcomings may be magnified and criticized, but the author updates more than 10,000 words every day, and the volume is large, so what else can be said? It must be five stars, come on!
I can't watch it with my brain in mind, but it's really comfortable and good to watch, and there's no need to worry about some parts. According to the parallel world, I don't think there's any problem, but it's slower.
Tomato is a rare masterpiece. It has a good story and logic. There are no outrageous plots and settings that are illogical. The plot is not procrastinating. It is very refreshing. It is a book worth reading 🤭
The writing is okay, the plot is compact, and there is no malicious slander against the birds. It is very interesting to read. Another thing that deserves praise is that the number of words in each chapter is quite large. I originally thought it would be less than 100 chapters. I wanted to keep reading, but after listening to the book for an afternoon, it was less than half.