Master of the Military Industry

I was quite confused. The world-building is almost entirely fictional. From the moment the protagonist enters the research institute, a bunch of people are constantly finding fault with him, making a researcher do things that even their combat personnel might not be able to do. They want the researcher to be able to both research weapons and have the combat capabilities of a front-line combatant.

It's well-written! Those who like stories about elite soldiers saw the title "Military Technology" and didn't click in. Those who like science and technology opened the book, read a few chapters, and then left after discovering that scientists were being trained to become elite soldiers. 🙂

It's strange 😳. The protagonist keeps saying he's broke, but he keeps frantically upgrading and adding equipment without any regard for the consequences, which is really frustrating to watch. According to the protagonist's plan, the entire army simply can't manage it. Does the exoskeleton armor really need protection? Wasn't the initial purpose to use large-caliber sniper rifles?

Let's imagine a real-life figure: Qian Xuesen travels a long way to return to China, dedicating himself to nuclear weapons development. Meanwhile, the US is poised for war, Big Brother has passed away, and nuclear war could break out at any moment. On his first morning at the Gobi Desert research institute, Qian is dragged by his guards into a 10-kilometer armed cross-country run.

If two major powers completely break ties, would they allow other powers to exist unscathed, instead of dividing and conquering each other?

You've changed the title and synopsis, haven't you? This is supposed to be a king of soldiers? I came for the military research and development, but all the protagonist does, besides training and fighting, is look down on the Dragon Fang Legion's equipment. What the hell are you looking down on? They're so poor, and they're being held hostage by two major powers.

I feel like the author is kidding me. You're writing a researcher's mother like this, like a king of soldiers?

I read a few chapters but didn't understand it. I thought it was a military novel, but it seemed to follow the path of a "king of soldiers." My patience isn't what it used to be, so I'm not reading anymore. It's hard to say what the novel is like.

What you've written is all about traitors. Two people wiped out all the researchers in the defense base, and they still haven't fought a proper war? With that kind of ability, they should have assassinated the leader directly. The Mu Xia Kingdom's national strength is limited; you can't manufacture many of your inventions.

To avoid getting a 404 error, I changed it to this 😵😵