Engineering Mogul

I was poisoned to death by his parents, can you believe it? At first I thought it was just one or two sentences, but later I found out that I was wrong. He meows like this almost every time. Anyway, I can't stand it anymore. Please take care.

Do you want to build a passage leading to the second and third dimensions?

For a person who has been doing engineering for more than ten years, asking for money is always a pain point...

After reading twenty chapters, the only feeling I have is that the system is harming the protagonist. Constant system tasks, constant reward money. If this is the case, then the protagonist can definitely give money to grab the project (project funds with system rewards). How many people will be offended in this way? No one will bother you when it is just a small fuss. What about big projects? Are you still robbing it like this? Reward money is really a poisonous point (the protagonist can take over the project at a loss, and then just sit at home and wait for the project to be completed to get the money. There are workers rewarded by the system to help with management, so what is the use of asking the protagonist to help with the work)? It is better to reward the protagonist with engineering knowledge. You can do what others can't do. This is how you can do engineering projects, skyscrapers, special buildings, bridges and other technically difficult projects. Only in this way can you show the role of the system.

I specialize in repairing nuclear submarines; refurbishing, modifying, polishing, and painting nuclear warheads. Recycle second-hand aircraft carriers, overhaul nuclear reactors, clean aircraft carrier oil tanks, and maintain and replace space shuttle filters. Working at high altitudes scrubs away dust from satellite surfaces. Planetary design, ocean care and maintenance, Antarctic glacier restoration. Large quantities give priority! Location: A stall is set up at the entrance of Xingfu Community on Guang'an Road, Yangcheng City. Friends are welcome to come and play (≧▽≦)

To be honest, with the protagonist's IQ and EQ, without a system, he might have to go to the construction site to move bricks. In his previous life, he worked on the construction site in vain, and he doesn't understand the world at all.

The author's thinking is not mature, he is naive, he doesn't know anything, and he is a flow writer. Reading one or two chapters gave me goosebumps. Grandpa, are you okay? May I ask the author, are you thinking in the body of a six-year-old child but in the body of an adult? The dialogue in the article you wrote is really awkward.

I graduated in civil engineering in 2014 and have been on a sad journey on the construction site for 6 years. This book should be written by a worker who has never practiced it or is not involved in the core business, right?

This protagonist gives me the feeling that it doesn't matter whether engineering makes money in reality. Anyway, there is a system that rewards money, so you don't lose money. He is always trying to squeeze the system's wool. Moreover, in the article, the protagonist both thinks and does this!

The more I look at it, the more depressed I get! The protagonist is too weak, anyone can step on him, and he basically bows his head. Isn't this just asking to quit?