The Ultimate Drifter

Over a hundred chapters is ridiculous! Putting everything else aside, do you think the person in charge of the American military project would be idle after returning to China? Forget about patents; can America's sword really harm China? As for amnesia, do you really think Chinese medical scientists are useless? They need to use their brains to recall their thoughts. I can tolerate typos, but this logic is truly absurd.

The author's writing is too stream-of-consciousness. The first 100 chapters of this book were really well-written; I could even bear to read it even if it involved women who had abortions. But I genuinely couldn't continue reading from the second half of the American section.

Well, the author calls himself a flop... But I read something different into it. Some of the writing in the American section was indeed a bit uncomfortable to read, but it felt very real. In other words, the author's character perfectly embodies the book's title and core message. Excellent! The content is very well elevated. Keep it up! ^0^~

From university to chapter 40. The protagonist falls for his friend's girlfriend. His friend advises him to keep his distance, but the protagonist believes he's right. Then, because his friend's father is in prison and his mother has passed away, he only has his girlfriend left, who is now entangled with the protagonist in an ambiguous relationship.

In 1923, someone wanted to check their grades using a computer. Author, you're overthinking it.

There are too many flaws, and the protagonist is both a mistress and a sucker; this is the first time I've seen something written like this.

This book is hard to describe. I was able to read it carefully at first, but then I started skipping around, and then I ended up here. Why did such a talented person who could design fighter jets end up like this? Maybe I was reading with my brain working, and my logical thinking couldn't keep up. Perhaps the author will improve later on. Goodbye, and never again.

Seeing the label "positive values"... Anyone who claims to have positive values ​​is 100% not and is promoting their own agenda!

I felt the protagonist was too exaggerated, a complete psychopath, and incredibly depressing. The key issue is that he always does inexplicable things, making himself old and crippled without any explanation, which is illogical and extremely frustrating to watch. The protagonist seems like an idiot, acting completely inexplicably… I've read many books over the years, and this one was particularly difficult to read. Sorry, I've cut it out; feel free to leave it at that.

A Chinese student studying in the US researching top-secret stealth fighters? Do you think the readers are idiots? They deserve to fail.