The Rise of Heavy Industry 1980

It's the protagonist's factory. No: What the protagonist says doesn't count: He doesn't have the skills to go it alone: ​​There is a group of people in the system who care about the protagonist. The author can treat 99.99% Of people as if they are mentally retarded.

I'm so poor. I started charging for a few chapters, and the writing is not good.

This was just moved from another library, right?

I guess they moved here. There is an agricultural machinery factory in front of them. It's too stiff.

Anyway, he's pretty useless, and the emotional scenes are really embarrassing.

The plot is written in a timid way, with people being framed by villains, opponents, and love rivals. After the movie is over, they just do it without thinking about going back to it. Then the emotional lines are crumpled, with only the main character talking about it, and the heroine has basically no emotional feedback, and it looks dry.

Shouldn't it mutate after being hit by cosmic rays? How did it become time travel? Cosmic rays should be a normal cosmic phenomenon. If there is a function or probability of time-traveling in them, then there should be a flood of time-travelers. The author might as well write about being hit and traveling through time, jumping off a building and traveling through time, so that a sense of metaphysics is more acceptable.

Red Star once had a testing instrument and equipment product with a set price of 10,000. Why not sell it? Isn't this the best way to primitive accumulation?