Intelligent Manufacturing: A Great Nation's Ambition

There's been a lot of criticism, mainly that the law is used by the ruling class to control the poor, and that the author is too idealistic. But I want to say that in the real world, even if you were a powerful figure reborn, it would be incredibly difficult, given how far behind we've fallen. So, it's best not to read it too realistically, but also not too unrealistically; just read it in a way that makes you feel comfortable.

Just read a book, don't always connect it to reality. Do you even know what a novel is?

The term "disabled veteran" should be changed to "crippled or wounded veteran"—it's too jarring!

Without a system or any cheat codes, an ordinary transmigrator is nothing but a pile of crap when they go back in time. What can you do? Well, I can't do anything. I know housing prices will rise and Bitcoin will go crazy, but that's only if I don't have money and can't get any. So I'm still a useless piece of trash.

Let's not even talk about the world 30 years ago; even in today's world, is relying on laws to protect patents effective? India doesn't play that game at all, and the US can easily invalidate your patents.

Let me analyze this despicable woman. Back then, her monthly income was a little over 100 yuan, and after deducting expenses, she probably had around 500 yuan a year. 1300 Yuan is two years' worth of net income for a normal person, all for going to a concert. She's no different from those who nowadays clamor to spend their parents' hard-earned money on idol worship. Doesn't she have any idea what her income is?

I hope the author can reduce the amount of romance and confirm the female lead soon. Chapter 19 was really awkward. He was saying he was waiting for his wife from his past life, and now he's suddenly flirting with another girl, saying they've had some kind of chemistry!

I've only read less than thirty chapters, and I'm here to rant about what I consider to be the book's flaws. I found three issues. The first is about the female lead. Of course, I don't know if she'll still be the female lead later on, but if she's described like this and still isn't, then the book is completely ruined.

That's nonsense. A broken computer and a machine tool are all it takes to assemble a CNC machine tool, and it's supposedly China's most advanced? If it were that easy, China wouldn't have been held back by other countries for so long. A control system isn't just a computer; it requires a PLC, a microcontroller, industrial control software, servo motors, and so on.

The author's biggest problem is the timeline. He's reborn in September, then briefly leases a workshop, gets orders, and starts production. Within days, he's produced hundreds of tons of large shafts, selling the scrap metal for a few hundred thousand.