A Stanford Returnee, a Total Fake? No! Give Me Another Electroshock
斯坦福留洋水货？不！给我再电斯
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 488k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 1d ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- 归国1950：我的图纸领先世界Alternate title on Fanqie
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Reader comments 34
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Semi-automatic rifles and automatic rifles didn't have much use. In those days, copper bullets were still used. Not to mention the lack of copper, bullets were not produced quickly. We couldn't afford automatic rifles. What we lacked the most were artillery, anti-aircraft guns and large-caliber artillery. In fact, at that time, the most important thing to develop was the basics. First of all, the formula of machine tool steel, gun steel, various steel formulas, improved steel and square hair, and the speed of the excavator. Without a foundation, everything is useless. Even if you can create advanced weapons, it is useless and cannot be equipped on a large scale. There is no point.
We haven't awarded the title in 50 years, there are a lot of bugs, the original Aka also has many defects, and the process requirements are also high. Things that suit us are 56, 50 and 81.
In fact, I would give it a 5. This book is written with great care. Although there are some places that I cannot think deeply about, it completely makes people want to continue reading. I hope the author will update more!! Come on come on!!
I used a quote from another book as the title, which is just enough to draw attention to this book. In fact, the writing style of this book is different from the other one. This one is mainly about engineering, and the writing is more detailed and gradually upgraded. It's still a good book, but it's still too short. Come on, author! In addition, this book still has many bugs. For example, in 1951, our country did not have military ranks.
Are they all coming back to China from Stanford? May I ask if you recognize Commissioner Shen from another novel? 😄
Chapter 76, Dreaming Back to 1950, 42,000 people are reading it, there is currently no female protagonist, there is a system, the war against U. S. Aggression and aid to Korea is currently underway, and the weapons developed by the protagonist have been used The parents have been taken offline by the author. The research was done before Chapter 13, and research and development started after that. Lin Yuan, chief engineer of the General Administration of Ordnance Industry, in charge of the ordnance industry technical work within the bureau Medal of Merit: One for special merit. Honorary title: National Industrial Front Model Worker 159 chapters, 6.4 Rating
It's really good-looking, everyone can join in the fun!
It is definitely a fine novel. I have been reading novels for 5 years and this is one of them that I never skip chapters to see the updates 👍
I have seen the latest chapter, Chapter 79, there is currently no female protagonist, the dream returns to 1950, there is a system, and the parents have been arranged to go offline by the author. The protagonist Lin Yuan is the chief engineer of the General Administration of Military Industry.
A very good book, very interestingly written. But when the author describes language, can he use less he-said? When I listen to books, there is always he-speak.