
Industry of a Great Power
大国工业
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 4.6M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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106.3kRecommendations
225.5kFans
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The protagonist has terrible luck; I guessed in the chapter before last that he would call the police and arrest himself. A protagonist in a reborn story is fine if he's humorous and pretends to be rich, but he's really not good at swindling and cheating. —That big market boss, who could have slept with 100+ women in the 80s and 90s, couldn't have done it without coercion and enticement.
"Great Power Industry!" It's almost 100,000 words and it's still about rubber shoes and instant noodles. Is this your idea of "Great Power Industry"? Does a million words mean pots and pans? Ten million words mean steel and cement? The title sounds grand, but the content is completely irrelevant.
Selling fire-fighting rocket launchers.
He was poisoned after three chapters. It's bad enough that he, a military professor, was killed in a bombing for no reason, but then, after being reborn at that age, did his personality revert to normal? He performs a heroic act in public, and then immediately a childhood sweetheart who died early appears...
I just watched this and wanted to complain. They just said everyone in the factory had left, and the father and son were discussing some business secrets, and then suddenly a woman interrupted. Are you kidding me? 🙂
Back then, those books about Iraq and the Soviet Union, written by the powerful figures of East China, were my introduction to military and political literature. Before the "squid" (referring to corrupt officials) were exposed, I naturally held a bias against them because of these books. The "classic films" my university English teacher chose for me made me frown deeply.
I saw two pictures. Wasn't it a father and son discussing confidential technology in the workshop? Why was there a woman eavesdropping outside? And then the two of them took her to meet a key client. Is this how you do business? No wonder you went bankrupt in your past life!
This book follows the same formula as the one about gas cylinders.
After reading the first five chapters, I felt that the author looked down on Chinese people and was very business-minded. How did someone who works in the military industry get involved in such crooked ways?
Why does the author always have to bring a woman with him everywhere he goes? What kind of woman is the author?