
My Bearing Design Was Exposed, and I Became the Chief Scientist
轴承曝光我成首席科学家
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- Completed
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- 512k Words
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- Sci-Fi
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- Super Tech
- Updated
- 3y ago
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- Qidian
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I don't know why I have an indescribable feeling of repulsion towards this kind of red novel, and I feel embarrassed by some of the words and actions in the book. Maybe I am selfish and don't have that kind of dedication.
Seriously, I hate this kind of writing. When you come up with a high-tech product, it must be equipped with a laboratory, a research team, research records, production processes, and academic qualifications. If you don't have these, do you think others are crazy? If any of the above conditions are missing, it is nonsense.
Of the 100 science and technology articles, more than 90 describe the Chinese against the world, and there is no foreshadowing, no embellishment, and no step-by-step process. Isn't it a silent description that will not moisturize things? I was really convinced and I said goodbye.
Can you tell me who the chief scientist in China is now? Does the country have the title of chief scientist? Nonsense.
From the moment the protagonist hands over his bearing technology, it can be basically said that his father's bearing factory is not far from bankruptcy. It is originally a matter of procurement, but it has to be related to the issue of contribution If the technology is taken away, won't it still be handed over to other factories for production? Don't you still have to spend money to purchase it? In my opinion, contribution to the country is never about handing over, but about possession. I can help the country solve this problem, rather than I have a technical solution and leave it to the country, and the country will distribute the benefits. Being able to make bearings is a contribution in itself. Sorry, I don't have enough knowledge to describe what I want to say!
After reading the introduction, I went straight to the comment section. Just to avoid vomiting an unpleasant thought, the protagonist directly admitted that it was a military weapon, so what if it was a military aircraft? Recently, a lot of novels have appeared that want to draw a clear line between the military and the military. You are paid to destroy the unity of the military and the people, right?
Let's talk about the point of persuading you to quit. 1. The writing of the book is okay, but it is too rushed. The plot of pretending to be 13 and being slapped in the face remains the same. 2·The protagonist's sense of presence is too low, and he has become a person who is always looking for technology. Scientific and technological texts are just written with a bunch of incomprehensible data. It feels great, but the writing here is too unqualified (enter your own space, and then automatically experiment) and then publish things. Just throw out the complete drawings. It was okay at first, but the pace became faster and faster later on. Just a few days after drawing 1 was produced, the mature drawing 2 was produced, which made the previous plot look very weak. Even if it was explained or fooled that drawing 2 contained new materials and new ratios, a performance table was posted. 3·The plot begins to fall apart as it goes on. The protagonist begins to develop engines for sixth-generation fighter jets. Elsewhere, version 5.5 Is updated (note: it has just been updated). When the protagonist knows that he can produce a sixth-generation fighter jet within half a year, does he need to rush for time? ? ? ? (Why? What about simple logic?) Other places have not obtained new technologies, and have not started research and development. How can a Mach 3 fighter jet to a Mach 10 fighter jet be developed within half a year without starting from scratch elsewhere? 4. The plot of the whole novel is dense. As soon as there is one thing, it is immediately rushed to the next thing. The protagonist just takes out the design drawings and starts research and development. Then something happens and he has to find new things. I know it's a setting requirement, and the protagonist's system needs support from popularity, but can't the protagonist surprise the world with it? Let the technology in the hands of the protagonist become extremely cheap. If you write it according to this model, 80W words will almost leave the earth, and 120W words will be enough to complete the book. If the plot does not change, it will be the same old story. After the aircraft is completed, it will be a nuclear-powered aircraft carrier, then new energy, then the armor, then the spaceship, and then get rid of the meteorite that attacks the world, and then it will be a journey to outer space. I've finished thinking about the plot. Oh, there may also be a photolithography machine equipped with 13. This is the end of my complaints. I have caught up on the latest book. This comment also proves that I really read this book seriously. I feel free to delete or keep it.
My evaluation is that it is too self-proclaimed and not enough foreshadowing.
Before Chapter 26, this setting was very attractive at the beginning. After reading it, starting from Chapter 26, this slap in the face plot lowered my expectations for this book. Everyone ended up, and some people thought it was fake. What doubts, the whole network scolded, did not believe it, and had to live broadcast to prove it, laugh to death, such an important thing, is needed by all countries in the world, mine It's better than yours. Countries should beg to buy it. There is still 50 years until the end. Don't hurry up and fly out of space. Are you still talking nonsense? Is it because the end has not come? Everyone is not afraid of death. The entire world society is not nervous at all. At this time, money is not so important. Shouldn't everyone be grabbing resources and building spaceships to fly out of space? It's too damn your own setting.
I was so happy that I thought it was a novel written by someone in the industry who switched careers. Sure enough, you can't have too high requirements for a novel.