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

Do you think the Russian bear collapsed for no reason? If it weren't for the owl fighting it to the death, causing economic problems, and the owl using all sorts of tricks to fuel the flames, do you think the Russian bear would have collapsed on its own?

The author has elevated the characters' past lives to an incredibly high level. You could be a factory director, a key technical expert, or a department head, but never a chief engineer, especially one working incognito. Those who reach that position dedicate their lives to the nation; their beliefs and dreams of a great power leave them no other choice.

A suggestion for the author: 1. If we extend the timeline a bit, the protagonist has only been at the Red Star Factory for less than two years, yet it has already expanded to the scale of dominating a province. Industrial development takes time; even the internet industry didn't explode this fast, let alone the protagonist who is in the physical manufacturing industry.

Don't let your book "grow unsupported"! Without readers following it, there will be no recommendations, and the book will die. I can't update as much during the new release period, but I'll update more frequently once it's officially released! 🥺🥺🥺

I had saved up dozens of chapters, but I couldn't resist finishing it yesterday. My thoughts afterward are very conflicted, to say the least. The timeline in the story is already 1983-1984, but it's basically still small-scale operations and strategic planning.

Without patent protection, all your plans are castles in the air and reflections in the water. Seeing your success and profits, at least ten thousand factories and workshops across the country will copy and imitate you, and they'll go bankrupt within six months. Of course, a patent law isn't necessary; administrative guidelines and regulations from the central government or its directly managed ministries can, to some extent, prevent the problems arising from this rush to implement such plans.

Is anyone really going to finish reading this? I was stunned after reading the first chapter. The principal's words were full of errors, and what's more, a college graduate becoming a factory manager?! Dude, do you think Tsinghua University graduates are omnipotent? Even if the factory was low-end, it was still a state-owned enterprise. Back then, state-owned enterprises had administrative ranks. Are novels now just pure fantasy?

He even went to the US to show off 😡😡. How many experts have died in traffic accidents in China? How many experts have been silenced abroad? This book is getting increasingly disgusting.

First of all, the military officer who studied in China was not a high-ranking official, and it wasn't a power struggle. His work resume clearly shows that he was pursuing normal further education. Secondly, Tanzania in 1982 simply couldn't afford to buy that much stuff.

Did you know, author, that Shenyang Aircraft Corporation and Chengdu Aircraft Corporation's new generation of aircraft have been unveiled? Do you know what's most pathetic about your kind of novels? They lack any realistic fantasy; all you do is write filler! I think this is pretty much it...