The Sea of ​​Stars Starts from a Small Workshop

You can mass-produce cars without the need for car production lines, factory buildings, etc. Just ask you if you can do it B

I have reason to suspect that this was not written by anyone

Before writing the book, could the author look up industry-related information so that he can write very clearly?

To be honest, why is this thing recommended by the editor? Is there a problem with editorial aesthetics, or are today's readers too hungry for food?

To be honest, I really don't know why authors who have no basic scientific knowledge or logical writing ability write science fiction. Science fiction is inherently demanding. If you don't have that ability, you can write urban and romance novels. They are all different and full of shortcomings and problems.

This standard set of words, templates, and descriptions that belittle others and praise oneself are very typical of a studio article.

Listen to me, this is my comment. Don't comment anymore. Let this book sink as soon as possible and don't come up again.

Let me tell you who discovered this novel, it is an unprofessional and ignorant and highly toxic novel, and it is not worth your time. The novel basically follows the writing routine of 20 years ago and has nothing new. Regarding machinery and science, it all depends on imagination. All in all, this is rubbish

The second chapter exposes the author's ignorance of professional knowledge. First of all, I didn't find that the spindle I was processing was heat treated. Heat treatment takes time, and finishing after heat treatment also takes time. Even if the spindle is transformed by you, won't the bearings be replaced? Or did you come up with a space coordinate fixed electromagnetic suspension bearing? It gets even funnier after that. Assembly accuracy is not considered?

20 Years ago, this book would have been a god

The protagonist comes up with a technology, and then everyone else is shocked, and the cycle goes back and forth.

The protagonist is too frustrated, unable to do anything, and is forced by the authorities. The protagonist has a dark matter computer, but he can't compare to the angels, and he can't compare to Ge Xiaolun, right? But the protagonist is still jumping around on the earth, and his body is just that of an ordinary person.

Is the author from Inner Mongolia? He likes sheep so much that he insists on replacing the stone with sheep

The old problem has not changed yet, water, wordiness

It's too much for liberal arts students to write science fiction

I wonder if normal people write without checking the information?