This father and daughter are really a pair made in heaven, and they are still happily eating melons, but the parent-child relationship between the battle group in the article is really alarming.
The emotional development between the male and female protagonists is really interesting. The character of the protagonist is very unique and novel, not the conventional male strong female female weak character.
It's good to watch. The protagonist keeps making progress, creating and inventing, and contributing to the development of the motherland. It's really fun! The author's writing style is very good, and the various professional knowledge in the article is very logical. It makes a novice like me feel very powerful after reading it, but it is not divorced from reality.
What impressed me most was the change in mentality of the heroine. At first, she felt that even a pig could take off if she stood in the wind. After experiencing various setbacks, she gradually began to understand that even if she is in the wind, she cannot fly as easily as she wants.
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