Soar, My Aviation Era

This book has skewed values. Stealing others' work and doing it so nonchalantly, with the protagonist acting like a saint, completely unconcerned. If I made a few minor changes to your book and released it too, would you generously say, "No problem"? Do you even care about intellectual property rights? What kind of ideology are you trying to instill? If everyone were like the protagonist, putting in effort without reward and having others take the credit, who would bother to work hard?

Dear author, even if you have strong opinions about the protagonist's company, surely that wouldn't hinder its normal development? It's a state-owned enterprise, after all. Without needing to spend foreign exchange, even if the performance is slightly weaker, you'd choose domestically produced equipment.

I'm so annoyed by this! The protagonist was already in this lazy, laid-back state in the 80s, I really want to curse him! What is he? He has the skills, but he doesn't know how to actively participate! He worked himself to the bone in his past life, and now he wants to enjoy life? Doesn't he even know what time it is?! If you were in the 21st century, I wouldn't say anything, but you're living in such a backward era and you don't know how to help the country, and you have this kind of attitude!

I've read this book from the beginning to the most recent chapter, and the author's writing is superb. However, as a loyal fan, I'd like to offer a few suggestions: could the author have described some important technological breakthroughs, the people involved, and the process of events in more detail?

Adding 1000 more words to each chapter will definitely get you more votes 🙂. Want more votes? Go write now 😡. With each chapter so short, you'll run out of votes 😏.

Author, please hurry up and merge Tengfei with other helicopter-related companies! In reality, helicopters and fixed-wing aircraft are usually merged into AVIC (Aviation Industry Corporation of China). The AVIC in the book shouldn't have helicopter business anymore. (I suggest merging Shenyang Aircraft Corporation, Shanghai Aircraft Corporation, etc., Into AVIC.

Dear author, can state-owned military enterprises really be swallowed up by foreign capital? That's absurd, especially in the crucial aerospace industry! It's not like it's happening abroad; the Chinese government would never allow it. This is far removed from reality! It's a huge logical fallacy!

After reading dozens of chapters, I find it quite disgusting that the protagonist is portrayed as a lazy, good-for-nothing.

Chapter 102 is good 😁😁😁 Otherwise, this brother-in-law is really too annoying. I suggest the author should have some faith when writing about people in this book, and not always portray everyone as only concerned with themselves. The reason why Navel Orange's books are good is not only because they are vivid and engaging, but mainly because he portrays both villains and virtuous people.

I've read over 700 chapters, and the more I read, the more upset I get. In the early 1990s, the company had grown to a scale of tens of billions and had a lot of core technologies, but it was still looked down upon both domestically and internationally. It's almost 1,000 chapters now, is this the same pattern all along?