A Doctorate Returns to China in the 1980S
八十年代归国博士
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 810k Words
- Genre
- No CP
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
160Chapters
16.9kFavorites
8.5Score
8.1kNutrient gifts
80kClicks per chapter
1.6kComments
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I have been following this novel to the end, and I feel very touched. Scientists are really great. Although Academician He Jing has passed away, there are still successors working hard. The protagonist in the final extra story has returned to the original starting point, giving infinite reverie. This is the best ending. Thank you to the author for your hard work. I'll end it with flowers~
There is a sense of sadness that his life has ended, but He Jing probably has no regrets in his life.
How can I put it this way? After I got over the ambivalent part of this article at the beginning, I felt good, but when the flood started, I felt uncomfortable. For a good article about science and technology, why should it be published in a field that has nothing to do with the main character's major? Then I stopped ordering it. Finally, I saw that I had ordered a special extra to see what was going on. I didn't expect it to end like this. It was very suspected of being unfinished (?óò?)
... Thanks to my joy, I saw the update... According to the terminology of serialized comics, this should be cut in half... In fact, the author didn't want to write it, so it just ended. I should thank the author for remembering to come up and give this article an ending in the midst of his busy schedule.
After reading it, I would give it a 3.5 Out of 5. The logic is okay, but the ending is a bit rushed. If you eliminate a bunch of typos, the sentences are still smooth, but it is tiring to watch a bunch of super relatives.
Damn, this has been updated. Why didn't the young master in the 1950s update it? Please update it. Please update it.
Cry He's only fifty-seven, shouldn't he be eighty-ninety? He should be at least eighty-something
I was caught off guard. I finally waited until the update result was the finale. Well, I'm going to support Da Da's new work.
Everything is fine except for a lot of typos
The ending was a bit rushed, and the author cut off updates twice before, which made readers quite unhappy. Still fully ordered, the article still looks comfortable~