
Great Nation, Great Mechanic
大国机修
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.9M Words
- Genre
- Realistic Fiction
- Subgenre
- Walks of Life
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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A Rewarding Reading List
Books that teach you something
Daily Read Test ( ・᷄Ὢ・᷅)
A reading list with actual plot descriptions. I'm tired of lists that tell you nothing, even after you read them. You can't even tell what the protagonist does (ꐦÒ‸Ó). I've put some descriptions in the comments ╮( •́ω•̀ )╭
Books I've Read
Books that make you forget time is passing
Currently Following!
The last one kept failing review, so I deleted it.
Books with Ideas, Creativity, Fun, Dreams, Style, and Soul
I like books that are satisfying to read without being brainless. I read sci-fi, xianxia, gaming, some fan fiction, and urban novels.
Lighthearted Reads
In the midst of a busy life, you need to leave yourself a little window for escapist daydreams, to ease the social pressures that come with getting older.
My Usual Picks
Books worth rereading.
Books I Like, Anyway
I enjoy all kinds of books, so I've put the ones I think are good and aren't too simplistic on this list.
Books I Want to Read
Books I've kept around for a long time
Books I Personally Enjoyed
I can read these over and over and still want more.
A Book List I Keep for Myself
Nothing much to say.
Lao He's Menu
This list is a bottomless pit. I’ll add books I remember liking and ones I’m reading lately, bit by bit. (Updated 2020-02-20: If no one had commented, I’d have forgotten this thing even existed...)
For Readers Beyond the Beginner Stage
Books I like and can stick with, saved here as a little memento!!!
Novels Worth Reading
Novels worth reading
A Faint, Hard-to-Describe Feeling
Reborn into the internet, apocalyptic space adventures, and underdog xuanhuan stories.
A Bookworm Who Can't Quit
An Old Reader's Book Nook
A Sleepless Night of Heartbeats
Worth reading for the power of the prose, the characters' fates, and the way the story is told
Pretty Good, I Think
Just my personal taste
Bookshelf Additions to Keep an Eye On
Some I read now and then, though a few don't quite suit my taste. I'll keep an eye on them. Some have gone missing without a word or even a comment. Could you at least give us a little hope?
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Reader comments 43
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I thought the main character was going to develop into a powerful weapon for the country, but when I saw it was put on the shelves, it was just a piece of shit that ruined the school. Alas.
The writing is okay, but the character of the protagonist is terrible. I called my ex-girlfriend more than a thousand times. This is not a licking of a dog, this is a pervert! My friend secretly went out to work alone and poached the protagonist, but the protagonist actually regarded him as a friend! Repaying evil with kindness without distinction between right and wrong, this protagonist is really disgusting
There is a reason why this book is so popular. It has too many poisonous points.
1. Protagonist character. Forcibly reducing the protagonist's intelligence for the sake of the plot has no bottom line and no principles. 2. Supporting character design, belittling higher education. Educational qualifications do not represent character, but they can filter most of them. The women around him are either like 🐔 or green tea, and the men around him are either wimps or backstabbing the protagonist. 3. Identity discrimination. The author himself is honest about the private goods who come from rural areas, and he is greedy for profit as long as he comes to the city or has been in the city. 4. Regional discrimination. In order to promote the Northeast region, it excludes other regions, which is full of regional discrimination and uses other places to show the various good qualities of the Northeast. As long as those from the Northeast are reliable, they are good, as long as those from Shanxi, Shandong, Hebei and Henan are hypocrites and real villains, as long as those from the southern provinces are pretentious and like backstabbing. 5. Machine repair of great powers has nothing to do with great powers. It's basically a trivial matter that neither popularizes technology nor demonstrates a great power. 6. The plot arrangement is unreasonable and there are so many typos that I don't want to mention. Identified as a pseudo-industrial article written by an older author who contains personal information and wants to educate book lovers.
I thought that the protagonist would change after being cheated by De Biao, but it turns out that he is still a good guy. He hangs around the white-eyed wolves in the dormitory and the people in his ex-girlfriend's dormitory every day. If he doesn't develop and plan for the future, he just repairs cars, collects and sells junk, and has some close brothers who betrayed him very generously.
Can you please stay away from Liu Ying? It affects the sense of reading.
I saw Chapter 620, a genuine subscription, and it's a very unpleasant book. Every time, the plot deliberately kills the protagonist. The author keeps digging holes for the protagonist. The poor protagonist... He has to use people who have betrayed him to do things, and then he is tricked for the second time... It is really depressing. I can't stand it anymore... Goodbye
The author seriously insulted the word "big country". Until it was published, the cat was in school and had an affair with his ex-girlfriend. He does things in a sloppy manner, making no distinction between good and bad.
You know clearly that your friends have plotted against you several times, but you still don't care and think about continuing to cooperate next time. What a lack of friends.
Isn't it enough to be tortured in real life? Reading a novel is still torture. It is worthy of being a daily drug addict.
Finally won the first place. As a hardcore online novel reader for 18 years, I can only say that this book is seriously underestimated. The impetuous society and the lack of experience of younger readers cannot see the excitement of this book. Maybe most readers of this book are in their thirties, right?