Immortal National Pillar: From Reverse Engineering to Forging Weapons for the Nation

He worked day and night for eight days straight without going home, but still had time for romance. His target was his former female teacher, who had previously looked down on him. This teacher and his best friend, who had been helping him the most, had mutual feelings and almost started dating.

I feel like an animal, having made no contribution to the country. Even if I just fantasize about being reborn, I'd definitely get involved in treasury bonds or something, make a quick buck, then get into VCDs or something, make a fortune, then start beverage and mineral water businesses, build electronics-intensive companies, increase employment, and exploit the working class.

No, it won't work. People who haven't studied it can still read it, but I, a software engineering student, have already died from the poison and am gone.

It was enjoyable at first, but later on, the male protagonist's sleepless nights for experiments and work felt really jarring! Whether it was to change his previous image or for some so-called dedication, it just felt awkward to watch! Would you dare associate with someone who is selfless and devoted to the public good in real life?

The protagonist can even discuss major classified research projects with the female lead, who then naively tells her mother that it's a classified project and can't be discussed, even though telling her is against regulations. The research content is less prominent than the romance, and the writing is poor.

They've already written up to 1992, aren't they going to add another nail to Big Brother's coffin lid? They should be poaching more of Big Brother's talent and packaging his companies.

Author, you should do some research before writing your book. Chang'an has experienced water shortages and even water famines. Is it really appropriate for you to build a chip industry in Chang'an?

The timeframe needs to be extended. To develop all the key equipment across the entire chip industry chain—design, manufacturing, and production—and build the world's most advanced, mass-production chip factory within six months, without the full support of the nation, is this some kind of child's play? At this rate, by 2000 you'll be world-dominating, conquering the galaxy!

They had to add a romance scene; it was so awkward.

I feel like research and romance don't really go well together. I came here just to see how the main characters do their research, but instead I'm seeing this lovey-dovey stuff. Sigh.