The Master Craftsman of a Great Nation

Online novels that don't depict romance have no market and are unrealistic. For a novel to be accepted by a wider audience, it needs to resonate with readers. Simply writing about craftsmanship or career won't allow many readers to connect with the story.

Many people say to avoid writing romance plots and just stick to industrial fiction. Honestly, many authors who write very well are struggling financially these days, with rampant piracy. So, if a book is better suited for film and television adaptations, that's a viable way for authors to make a living. These days, you can barely earn enough from subscriptions to buy cigarettes.

Every rabbit 🐰 harbors a dream of becoming a great nation.

Writing a novel isn't like programming; you can't plan your emotions in advance. No man can honestly say he's only ever been attracted to one woman in his entire life.

I've been having a reading slump lately, and I managed to get through this book. It has over 600 chapters, and I'm on chapter 60. The biggest problem is all this talk about a beautiful female colleague and the spirit of craftsmanship—it's all just empty talk. The protagonist hasn't actually done a single day of real work. In a lifetime, who can remember every detail of what happened years ago?

The author misjudged the target audience; the content was written for hardcore readers, but the phrase "school beauty" alone is enough to attract a large number of them. Add to that the fact that this school beauty has a powerful background, and it attracts an even larger number of readers. They continued writing about the school beauty without any sense of propriety!

I spent some time in Changxing, Jiangnan, but unfortunately, they didn't think much of me, and I was kicked out as soon as my internship ended.

This book is garbage! 1. Despite bearing the name of a master, it lacks any scientific core; the background information throughout is tedious and uninspiring. 2. I read nearly 90 chapters with high expectations, only to find it read like a romance novel! 3. Most importantly, the writing is verbose and repetitive. Tested and rejected!

After reading the previous free chapters, I silently pressed the back button. Judging from the chapters already released, this novel is yet another example of a "genius of ideas," a "queen of witty remarks," and a "conference-based R&D" story.

This book could be renamed "The Days I Fell in Love with the School Beauty at the Shipyard".