I'm Going to Mars

To collect radioactive elements, do you need to go to the wild to collect yellow granite? Generally, the radioactivity of rocks produced by this kind of geological activity is similar. And it is widely used in building materials. Go dig, have you lost your mind? The rough stone building materials market wholesales by ton. Forget about digging, you went out of your way to dig in sensitive areas with strange movements. When you go to the border of Yunnan and act sneaky, who wouldn't guess what you're doing with your hands? Wearing Saudi style clothes and carrying a bag, who feels closer to you. Just to reasonably integrate with the national power, the character's IQ is reduced like crazy. You might as well just report it to the state in the first place.

He's a bit of a bastard. He insists on going to a secret place of the country. He even gets close to a professor and is discovered by the country as a spy. He stares at pig's feet every day.

... The plot is so messy, forget it about Gobi spies and so on. Isn't it good to cooperate with the country? You can build rockets, can you fly them... Without a ground remote control center, are you a one-time star expedition? The hardware is solved, but the flight control software is really just a black box of universal technology. Isn't the ultimate goal of the novel going to Mars or letting humans get out of the cradle of their mother planet? Why are there so many bullshit filling the novel, and being a thief...

This article started to look good since the moon landing. I thought about it carefully and found that the main reason was to throw away women 🙂

The wisdom-reducing halo is weird to a certain extent. The protagonist called a college classmate and wanted to visit his jurisdiction. The college classmate agreed wholeheartedly and arranged for surveillance personnel when the protagonist arrived. The reason was that the biological spy was discovered a while ago and he completely forgot that he had promised his classmate to come. I am really a good classmate from China, digging a hole for you to jump down. What a hatred. The surveillance staff also suspected the protagonist, and the reason was that "it was even more abnormal if no abnormality was found." Later, they even planned to resort to tricks, because "no evidence of the protagonist's crime was found"... The grassroots staff confiscated a "toy model", and actually sent it to the chief designer for identification, and even conducted physical composition analysis. It was really nonsense. As for chasing in the mine for three days, running through the entire mountainous area underground, have you ever heard of "mining scope, mining area"? As for temporarily adding two people to the rocket, do you think it is a suburban bus that stops when you wave it and has a big seat in the back? I can't stand it without thinking

It's awesome, awesome, I really admire it. From the beginning to around chapter 30, I felt frustrated no matter how hard I looked at it, and then I finally got to the point where I was able to make a leap, and I got into trouble again. As a book friend said, there is no problem at all in deleting the first 30 chapters. The following is the interesting part. 1. The protagonist himself said in these chapters that modern civilized society is easy to be exposed and investigated, and he is very worried. Then he turned around and went to the sensitive area, and then his friends persuaded him to leave. I wonder if there is only one place to start in such a vast north, right? 2. Starting from the spy review, I feel aggrieved, all kinds of aggrieved. I can understand the spy work, but it is just aggrieved. 3. The classification is science fiction. Let's not talk about hard science fiction for now. You are the author and your plug-in is reasonable. I won't talk about making guns with your hands. The problem is that when you build a rocket, you should pay attention to it, not to mention careful calculation of the load-bearing capacity to avoid overweight. Good guy, turn around and stuff two people into the rocket. Oh, by the way, those who are interested can read the front. The author wrote that the figure of Battle is very majestic, and the woman is not very light, so they stuffed them into the rocket. Cow's cattle. I couldn't bear to read Chapter 45, but I saw another hot review. I find it very interesting. The protagonist initially wanted to send the duo back and wander off on his own, but after a few words he gave up the idea and was firmly arranged. Then he thought about going to the moon to build a return capsule to fish in troubled waters and return to the earth. Someone asked directly, wouldn't it be okay to develop directly on the moon and go to Mars? The popularity of this comment is pretty good, and it's what I want to ask. Reduce wisdom. It's really a joke. If that's the case, why did you leave the two people behind in the first place? Even if you don't have the heart to just throw it down, can't you just build a slide to slide two people down if you have a construction gun? It really pushes the plot forward. No matter how you look at it, how do you respond? Really, everyone has their own preferences for radish and cabbage. I can't read this book, so I say goodbye. In addition, you can see for yourself how many people in the comment area talk about reducing intellectual poisoning. I think this is not because I have too picky taste.

I specially rewarded it for posting a book review. To be honest, this book has become more and more normal after flying out of the earth. It can be seen that the author has read astronomical science. It is really poisonous in the early stage. Fortunately, the poison resistance is very high and persists until the end. But to be honest, there are not many readers with high poison resistance. If the author does not correct the book in the early stage, he will really dissuade everyone. In the end, the author will not be able to continue writing without positive feedback.

Look at my light speed engine😏

I feel like there are nine readers who give up immediately after reading the first 20 chapters.

This book is really poisonous, the pace is too fast, and the cabinet and spies are very dramatic, but I read it anyway, and I want to know what your golden finger wants you to do.