They Said We'd Convert the Military to Civilian Use, So What's with This Gas Canister?

Do you think Mao Xiong collapsed for no reason? If it weren't for the life-and-death fight between the owl and it, which caused economic problems, plus the owl's all-out efforts to add fuel to the flames, do you think the furry bear would collapse on its own?

The author arranges the past lives of the characters to be too lofty. You can be a military factory director, a technical backbone, or the person in charge of a certain department, but you cannot be a chief engineer, or an anonymous chief engineer. You have to know that the person who achieves that position has dedicated his life to the country, and his belief and dream of a great country will not let him have any other choice. This is a group of pure people who will risk being sliced and studied to learn what they know. Everything tells the country and the organization that it will do everything possible to make up for it, tackle key problems, and surpass it, instead of going to some arsenal to sell those things. The power of the country can never be compared to an individual. Even if it is rich and powerful, even if it is technologically advanced, it is only a small factory. No matter how big it is, it is limited. A Nantianmen project requires nearly the entire industrial chain of high-tech, which is much stronger than a factory. It is the take-off of a country.

Some suggestions for the author: 1. Extend the timeline a little longer. It took less than 2 years for the protagonist to arrive at the Red Star Factory, but now it has spread to a scale that dominates a province. Industrial development also takes time. The Internet industry has not exploded so fast, not to mention that the protagonist is still engaged in physical manufacturing. 2. Write some emotional lines, life lines, and growth lines in a reasonable way. The protagonist is an ordinary person with emotions and worldly feelings. Don't act like a machine, either working or sleeping. The growth line is also very important. The protagonist is not omniscient and omnipotent. If you add a learning plot appropriately, it will not be obtrusive in the future when the protagonist participates in the research of certain emerging technologies. He can also write about business wars, business strategies, etc. It is also reasonable for more diversified development, so that readers will continue to be interesting and fresh. 3. The protagonist's industrial development has no focus and no reasonable classification planning. It is very convenient for the Red Star Factory to set up the military-civilian transition, but it does not mean that the military and civilians can be mixed for development. The military and civilians should be separated. Each has a different development route and planning layout. Mixing everything together is never a long-term solution. The most direct trouble is that if you mix the military and civilians, how can you ensure the confidentiality of personnel during future expansion? ! The military and civilian supply chains are also mixed. Will there be chaos in the future? ! Another thing is to write about industrial development in a diversified way. Don't focus on military industry and heavy industry. Light industry can also be developed. 4. The protagonist should not do everything by himself. He relies on the protagonist to invent, to build relationships, and to find relationships. This book really has too many perspectives of the protagonist. There are no long descriptions of other characters, and there is basically no description of supporting characters or the growth process of other groups. This path is really too narrow, seriously limiting the fullness of the plot and the development of the plot. I don't know if the author will see my comments. The current Internet culture is not good, and it is not easy to have a book that is pleasing to the eye. I hope the author can write better and better, so that we readers will have more fun!

Don't keep books! If there is no follow-up reading, there will be no recommendation, and the book will be exhausted. There will be no more new books in the new issue, and there will be a rush of new books once they are released! 🥺🥺🥺

I have saved dozens of chapters, and I couldn't help but read it again yesterday. I felt very confused after reading it. It can be said that I was very confused. The timeline in the article is already from 1983 to 1984, but it is basically still being worked on and laid out. But in the United States at that time, the first guided-missile cruiser equipped with the Aegis system, the Ticonderoga-class, was put into service in 1983. Then the sixth shield ship began to be equipped with the mk41 vertical launch unit, and the Tomahawk cruise missile that matched it was also the first to enter service in the navy in 1983. So as a time-travel novel, I wonder how the author planned the Republic Navy in the book? We can't just follow the reality and wait until the Gulf War broke out in 1991 when the US military launched a total of 228 "Tomahawk" cruise missiles with a success rate of 85%, then wake up like the Republic and catch up with the US Navy, right? Moreover, the science and technology city pie you painted for the Saudi prince in the previous article does not have a navy that can always go to the deep blue. Why don't you think that the United States will cut off your sea routes? Does the United States just need us to contain the Soviet Union? But is there a necessary difference between containing the Soviet Union and US imperialism's partial blockade of the Republic? The natural geographical position of the United States is superior to ours, and after the Xunzong era has passed, the Soviet Union will only become more aggressive and put the greatest pressure on us besides Europe. On the contrary, the United States is the one with the third greatest pressure.

In the absence of patent protection, all your settings are just castles in the air. Seeing your results and profits, at least 10,000 large factories and small workshops across the country have copied and copied them, and they will go bankrupt in less than half a year. Of course, there is no need for a patent law. As long as the central government or administrative ministries and commissions have administrative guidelines and regulations, this kind of swarm of swarms can be eliminated to a certain extent.

No one can really stand it, right? I was shocked when I read the first chapter. The principal's words were full of errors and omissions. Why would a college student become a factory director after graduating? ? ? Dude, do you think that Tsinghua University students are omnipotent? No matter how low-income the factory is, it is still a state-owned enterprise. At that time, state-owned enterprises all had administrative levels. Are all novels now straight-up fantasy?

He also personally went to the United States to show off 😡😡 How many experts have been killed in traffic accidents in China? How many experts have been silenced in foreign countries? He even went to America to show off 😡 This book is getting more and more disgusting

First of all, the military officer who studied in China was not a high-level person, nor was it a power struggle. His work resume clearly stated that he was studying normally. Second, Tanzania in 1982 could not afford so much money to buy things, and figures of this level were not something that could be photographed. At that time, Tanzania's economy was about to collapse. The actual exchange rate is 416 shillings per US dollar, the kind that has a price but no market. Thirdly, regarding the internal struggle in Tanzania, my evaluation is that Nyerere's Ujamaa movement is the best example, and this is what I say. Chief tribal province province. Fourth about mining, emmm, the mining industry is not favored by the government due to its high capital requirements, and the government is opposed to direct foreign capital investment in this field. That's right, at the time of the protagonist, Tanzania, as an agricultural country, had no intention of developing mining. Finally regarding payment in Tanzania, the import of goods cannot be paid and foreign suppliers refuse to deliver the goods without receiving the deposit. The cruise ship was parked in Dar es Salaam for weeks waiting for payment from Tanzania, and an oil company only delivered the cargo after Tanzania promised to pay for it in coffee. Save money with real-time payment. My evaluation is Tanzania, which means that most people don't know what he was like in 1982, so the early stages of the book will be normal.

Do you know the author, Shen Fei Cheng Fei's new generation aircraft has been unveiled? Do you know what is the saddest thing about your novel? There is no magic in reality when writing novels, you know water every day! I see, that's all you have for this book…