Our Little Goal Is to Develop Mars

Design must yield to materials and manufacturing processes. It's not that there aren't better designs, but rather that there aren't better materials and more precise manufacturing tools. Do we have good designs? Yes! But we can't build them. Materials are one of the two fundamental constraints on scientific and technological research and development. The other is industrial machine tools.

The protagonist developed a space engine in three months of spare time and even provided improved blueprints for an older model. At this point, I didn't want to read any further; it was too childish. A space engine requires at least 30,000 parts. A single component or blueprint could bury the protagonist. The most terrifying thing is the extremely high precision required—stress, strength…

Playing alone is tough! If any of you are watching, let me know someone's watching! Guys! Give me a glimmer of hope! 😐

Ugh! I can't stand it anymore. After all this build-up, they still haven't gotten to the main plot. It's basically just a slapstick urban drama disguised as a sci-fi story (it's not even a proper business drama).

I've read the latest chapter, and all I can say is that it feels like these people are just chatting and getting the work done. Everyone's just having these kinds of conversations, but I'm not writing any details, not even how we tackled the challenges. It's quick, all done in a flash, and then it's just endless repetitive dialogue and slogans.

The author started by setting a "small goal" of building an engine in the first chapter, and by chapter 166 (350,000 words), the engine still hadn't been built. It would probably take 2-3 million words to complete this whole rocket story.

This author must be a student. When a novel describes sharing benefits with classmates, that's what students are like—three years of inseparable bond, deeper than parents'.

To be honest, I generally don't even bother criticizing authors who set barriers to speaking, especially those whose free-to-use features start having problems. 1. I won't even mention the slow plot progression; it's a waste of such a good premise.

This is ridiculous. The level of the main characters' entire dorm is absurd. Even if they had been exposed to related knowledge since childhood, it's unlikely they would have to work tirelessly to learn it all in college. But judging from the plot, they had absolutely no experience before high school.

Although the writing is a bit exaggerated and the progress is slow, it's great to have a group of people with dreams.