The High-Tech Mogul of the Gobi Desert

I think the author's point of view is very naive. In his eyes, he is very afraid of the United States. Logically speaking, the only thing the United States is better than China is in science and technology. The protagonist can make up for or even surpass the problem of science and technology. A controllable nuclear fusion technology, because it is afraid that other countries will be afraid of it, is so funny. In the past, China was so poor and felt that it wanted to build the atomic bomb, so it just did it. If foreign countries don't let us do it, we won't do it? Ridiculous, don't write about China in such a simple way, okay? Irritable

This book is really to my liking, please be a human being! Can you write a few million words? Don't be so short! How can a man be short?

The author has successfully written a protagonist from a civilian scientist to the current naughty child, fool and gangster He doesn't care about things, he likes to play with others and has a willful temper, and he makes a dog to become an artificial intelligence. He doesn't know where the alien came from He is hard to persuade, but he likes to commit suicide and act on impulse. If you are so brave, you can use Magnum as your leader. Wouldn't this satisfy you faster? The language is obscene and the thoughts are depraved. When you write about women, they are either crazy people communicating with steel bars, or they are as pornographic and obscene as old prostitutes A protagonist like you ignores dogs when you encounter them in life. Who do you intend to disgust when you write them?

As a science and technology text, even if it is a fantasy, there are too many flaws in scientific common sense, and it is really too poisonous. I suggest the author re-learn the knowledge from middle school before continuing writing.

I haven't finished writing the old book yet, so I'm thinking of writing a new one.

Women's Clothing Boss

What the hell graphene particles, hell graphene raw ore, you can change the name, then I agree that you said it is the Shoushan copper ore that made the Xuanyuan Sword. Graphene is the structural arrangement of carbon. You take a strong tape and stick it on the graphite, and there will be a layer of graphene on it. Have you only seen the name of this thing? Also, when doing experiments on compatibility, there is a situation where the hand shakes and the amount is too much? Whether it's liquid or solid, there are measuring instruments, okay? Do you think you're a dark wizard dispensing medicine? Doesn't it mean that you have to perform incantations while stirring? This kind of novel is mainly about reading black technology pictures and having fun, this! You guys are just rubbing our common sense on the ground. I really can't stand it.

This author deletes the post, deletes all the comments that are not good, deletes all the comments, just live in your own world.

I have been following this book for a long time, but now I suddenly want to give up. The reason is that the author's thinking is not rigorous and he always takes things for granted. For example: When it comes to the moon landing, only one person can go to the moon. The captain chooses who will go based on guessing. Second, in the past, domestic corporate transactions were settled in US dollars. The author, have you checked finance? Generally, foreign exchange is used for (overseas) transactions. You use nmd (sorry, I can't help but want to criticize him) foreign currency in China. Third, I just saw the flying mecha. I said before that USA's f22 quotation is between US$100-200 million, which is still considered the purchase price of the US military. If the market price of the mechas in this book (calculated based on the research and development costs of fifth-generation machines) is not US$700-800 million, the export price will definitely not be lower, and this does not include the later maintenance costs. After all, if this thing is used well, it can set off a reform of the war model, and you, Du Gang, an intelligence chief, have some common sense, right? 100-200 Million is too expensive? If this really happened in reality, believe it or not, I would give you 1-2 billion to arm you with a reinforced company. To summarize, sometimes when I read this book, I feel that the author doesn't know the relevant knowledge at all, and then I just feel careless. If you knew a little bit, you wouldn't be talking nonsense like this.

I know why some people don't look like trolls when reading their past comments, but they will come to the book circle to post a post to diss the book or the author. Sometimes it's really because the description in the book is so inconsistent with reality that you can't stand it. If you don't post something to complain about the author, you will feel sorry for the time you spent on the book.