Rich? Rheinmetall. Poor? Rheinmetall!
富则莱茵金属，穷则莱茵钢铁！
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- Completed
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- 3.5M Words
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- Sci-Fi
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- Super Tech
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- 1y ago
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A Cure for Reading Slumps, From a Picky Old Bookworm
I've been reading for ten years, and I'm extremely picky. Don't bother recommending mindless wish-fulfillment where the protagonist just levels up and moves to a new map. Don't recommend books where everyone's intelligence disappears, the protagonist swears nonstop, or the protagonist fawns over a beautiful stranger after knowing her for less than three chapters. And definitely don't recommend books with writing on an elementary school level. Honestly, some books have genuinely great ideas, but
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Here are some great books I've read with enjoyable content. They're all pretty satisfying reads. If you know books similar to the ones mentioned, please recommend them! (They're all older books you can binge to your heart's content.)
Cast a Wide Net, Reel In the Best: A Cure for Reading Slumps
A picky reader with ten years of experience. No protagonists getting tortured, no authors casually killing off popular characters, and no male leads neglecting their careers to fuss over romance in what are basically romance novels for men. 💝🙏💡 I like farming stories, slice-of-life, and everyday-life stories, as well as exciting, action-packed power fantasies. A story is slow-paced only if readers think it is. Don't use
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This is yet another company that blurs the lines between civilian and military products, creating a hodgepodge. They're selling missiles on one hand and mobile phones on the other.
I read over a hundred chapters, but I just couldn't continue. It has the same problem as a similar novel I read before. Both started with military industry, yet the author tries to cover every single one of China's hundreds of industrial sectors, both military and civilian.
Regarding the moon landing hoax. Well, how should I put it? If you want to praise America, you'd better pray this thing is fake. If you want to criticize Americans, you'd better pray this thing is real. Because regardless of whether it's true or false, he can't get up there now. 🙄 If you say this thing is fake, you'll still have something to brag about.
"Moon landing hoax"
The author's latest three chapters discuss the moon landing, so I'll also say a few words. First, regarding the author's claim of no delay in the lunar live broadcast signal. Firstly, the Earth-Moon delay is approximately 6-7 seconds. Any "delay-free" video feeds online are edited; it's recommended to watch the uncut Apollo 11 moon landing live broadcast.
Chapter 287: Seeing the protagonist personally doing low-level soldier quests, I'm done. Damn it, I don't understand why you authors like to feed readers shit to filter them out. Amazing!
I read a book before that had almost the exact same first chapter as this one. However, that one seemed to start in the 1980s and forced sentimentality, so it was heavily criticized. 🤭
After reading over 300 chapters, I really have to say something. The protagonist keeps picking at his face, nose, and anus—okay, I'll assume it's just him setting up his character. Then a bunch of Arab guys come on stage spouting Chinese proverbs—okay, I'll assume they've all studied in China.
You can't read it without using your brain, but you can't read it with your brain either. The plot is inconsistent, one minute it's five yuan, the next it's ten cents, one minute it's all potatoes, the next it's all meat. It's just a bunch of nonsense.
The American moon landing
No matter how much controversy there is, the fact remains that the United States currently lacks the capability to launch a manned lunar mission. There is no conclusive evidence to prove that the United States ever landed on the moon, and vice versa.
I couldn't stand the part where they led people to Afghanistan. You're writing an industrial novel, and the protagonist is on the front lines fighting terrorists? I'm speechless.
I couldn't bear to watch when the protagonist went to Afghanistan. The author underestimated the wisdom of the country and even the protagonist he created. How could three or five people possibly go to that place under such circumstances?