Jet Engine Tycoon

Personal opinion: What should you look for in an industrial literature article? First, women must be excluded—unless the woman is the main character. People can be broadly divided into two types. In other genres of online novels, such as urban, business, sports, and gaming novels, women are an essential element of the plot. Romance and all that—where do the protagonist's achievements lie?

To be honest, this timing is perfect. The semiconductor industry is on par with international standards; it's just a matter of moving from the lab to mass production. Large aircraft manufacturing is just starting out. We can begin with international finance, making quick money, then pour resources into education, establishing our own universities, building the supply chain, and creating a…

It's a great novel. Why add a chatterbox? Were they all trained to be so talkative?

It's a chaotic mess, all over the place. You're not the only smart person in China; the protagonist's role is to be a leader, not a firefighter. I've only read 50 chapters, and honestly, as long as your thermal coating technology is mature and the materials are in place, as long as you get started, it won't be long before all related industries are using it.

Stop having so many internal monologues, speechless =_=

I finally found a book about the aviation industry, but after reading dozens of chapters I'm still completely lost and have no idea what it's about. Are there any more reliable ones?

He's always dabbling in this and that, talking about relationships with this person or feelings with that person, meddling in everything without any clear beginning or end. Everything he writes is glossed over, a disjointed mess with no coherent plot, just a patchwork of disparate elements.

Spreading too thin results in chaos and disorganization. I suggest the author focus on the core elements first, then gradually move on to other things. Otherwise, trying to cover everything at once will lead to nothing being written well.

The descriptions of women in this book, especially of Leng, are really too stiff and illogical. Although I've only read a few chapters and don't know what will happen next, this kind of setting where she suddenly gets close to the protagonist after only a few days is a bit puzzling. What exactly is she doing?! Does the plot have to move forward without her?

Having read the latest chapter 251, I have some thoughts. After finishing the entire novel, I felt the conflicts in the story weren't resolved very decisively; the protagonist is just a pushover. Conflicts of interest with others can be resolved amicably, or common ground can be found for mutual benefit, but this requires a combination of carrot and stick tactics, a balance of kindness and…