
Industrial Audit: Turns Out the Sweater Was Inside Out?
工业大摸底,原来是毛衣穿反了?
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Dig a hole and bury your own brain in it first.
Although it's a copycat novel, the pacing is surprisingly fast. Just keep your mind focused on the book review section and don't let me steal my attention; it's still worth reading.
The author who uses nuclear fusion to cover up the existence of airplanes is truly talented! Whoever brings out nuclear fusion is destined for space travel. Airplanes are only useful within the atmosphere; who cares? Especially cold nuclear fusion. Without absolute military power, no one dares to use it, fearing that cold nuclear fusion will lead to war with the West before it becomes a military force. Don't underestimate the allure of nuclear fusion.
Viewing is fine, but charging is not allowed. 🤭
These kinds of tech articles are just for fun; don't take them too seriously. If you investigate carefully, you'll find that the companies manufacturing carbon fiber for arresting gear are all military-affiliated enterprises. It's obvious to anyone with a brain that capital seeks maximum profit and minimum cost.
The title sounds like one of those mindless, feel-good novels that just ride the wave of popularity, but the content turned out to be quite good.
Why charge for 30 chapters? What were you thinking?
One of the classic poisons is the industrial investigation, and this ridiculous plot is truly outrageous.
Do I need to use my brain when reading this book? Has anyone read it? I just got disgusted by the White Emperor fighter jet next door and threw up.
Crazy Studio, charging for over twenty chapters, just trying to squeeze out as much profit as possible, right?
The parameters are ridiculous, I'm outta here.