A Space Tower Fell from the Sky

What kind of talent do you have for math, physics, and chemistry? If you can't learn them, you're just avoiding them. Knowledge doesn't exist, and you can't learn it. Honestly, which person who failed math, physics, or chemistry ever studied them diligently?

My (tu cao, a Chinese internet slang term for sarcastic or critical comments) spirit is about to burst! Don't you need to set fuses when using aerial bombs? Just throw them out like firecrackers and they explode! Most of America's heavy industry and military industry are in the Northeast, the South has aviation and energy industries, but in your opinion, the North has nothing. The American Civil War was a war between Northern factory owners and Southern ranchers.

This book is surprisingly written by the same author as "Detective Conan." Let's put it this way: this book is best read while taking a dump, because you don't need to think and there's no harm done. It's pure trash (not exactly good stuff, plenty of bad points and mediocre highlights).

In the eyes of Easterners, Journey to the West is about Tang Sanzang and his companions overcoming eighty-one tribulations to obtain the sacred scriptures; in the eyes of Westerners, it's about one person leading three bosses, defeating them all to finally complete the journey.

This is far too verbose and tedious. It's just too verbose. I can't imagine that a master detective in film and television is an author.

Sigh, I really enjoy reading farming novels, but this book is so verbose. I've read 22 chapters, and only two of them actually describe the plot.

A mindless, wish-fulfillment novel that defies both mathematical and physical logic.

As expected of a book from five years ago, the extremely blatant self-deprecating humor was incredibly embarrassing to read. I skipped through five or six chapters before giving up.

I've read over ten chapters already. The author's writing style is passable, but the biggest flaw is that the author's descriptions of the plot are too superficial and weak, even a bit childish (it may be due to over-reliance on similar works). The author also lacks life experience.

The protagonist, a complete waste of space, becomes a god and gloats.