I Asked You to Start a Factory, Not Build a Space Fortress!
让你办厂，你办成太空要塞？
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- Ongoing
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- 2.9M Words
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- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Super Tech
- Updated
- 1y ago
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The first TV model barely saved the factory, and the second one is already involved in smart home technology and operating systems—basically, external plug-in technology issues. And everything is done in a rush, an extreme rush! The workers have dark circles under their eyes, and the protagonist is constantly busy with this and that!
I've only read 30 chapters so far, so here are my initial impressions. The author's writing style is good, and this book doesn't have the mindless, pretentious, or face-slapping plots common in other books. However, my biggest feeling while reading this book is a lack of immersion. Even though I feel the book is quite good, reading it feels like reading a dry, tedious political book.
It's well-written, but...
In reality, everyone needs a balance between work and rest. Reading this book felt like reading a high-class ox or horse. The author clearly didn't consult a vast amount of chip-related knowledge, or at least had some formal education in school. To me, the related information was either popular science or pseudo-scientific; long passages were exhausting to read.
Where is the space fortress I want to see?
This kind of book should be set in an isekai world! Otherwise, it'll get banned!
It's a case of misleading advertising; the content has absolutely nothing to do with the book's title.
The tractor factory next door has already built a base on the moon. When are you planning to develop aviation, bro? Before that, are you going to develop new energy vehicles?
A very good book. It offers an objective understanding of the opposite sex and doesn't sway the reader's perspective. It's a pity I only encountered it when it had eighty chapters. I finished it, and I wish the author continued success.
It's truly outrageous. If the first phone doesn't target the high-end market but instead targets the mass market, then all subsequent domestic phone manufacturers might as well give up.
Damn, 😓 the whole thing is about overtime, is the author a boss?