Siheyuan: You Forced Me to Let My True Self Fly, Didn't You?
四合院：逼我放飞自我是吧
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.0M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 1y ago
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761Chapters
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65.7kFans
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Surviving the Chaotic Martial World: Beginning in the Wilderness
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The author should not assume that the Level 4 fitter exam is easy. Before the exam, candidates must be proficient in three-view drawing, scribing, chiseling, filing, sawing, drilling, scraping, polishing, and fitting.
A perfectly good book with a drone? Unbelievable! Don't overpower the plot; a little bit of strength makes it more immersive, but if it's too overpowered, it'll feel like something a child wrote!
This book is probably only offered for free because it's so bad. It's full of the author's imagination, claiming to be close to the facts, but it's all nonsense. Yi Zhonghai was already a level eight worker in 1956? And level eight workers must have a vocational school diploma? That's ridiculous.
The research was good, but the protagonist's intelligence is lacking.
The protagonist becomes a complete harem character; the last 200+ chapters are practically all about women. He also imports trailers and various machines, and trades grain. The biggest flaw is his focus on developing chips first. Couldn't he have developed tractors first? Tractors can pump water and plow fields, or they could make those hybrid tractors to transport ore. Excavators would also work.
After reading several chapters, my impression is that it's like using the sword of the present to punish officials of the past, showing a lack of understanding and making many inaccuracies! 1. If Yi Zhonghai was a level 8 senior engineer in 1956, he would have been transferred to the Northwest long ago!
A few sentences before reading this book.
The beginning of this article includes a significant amount of information about the dates of events. If the historical context isn't clearly explained, it will leave viewers confused, and the plot won't be able to develop. Some readers may be familiar with this era, and the handsome readers are all very capable. This might make the content seem somewhat superficial.
The beginning was fine, quite engaging... He made it to the bottom of the barrel, got a job at a steel mill, became a senior worker... Then the protagonist wanted to buy a drone... A stealth version, and stuff... What made him suddenly go crazy? Is it really that bad? So inexplicable...
I don't understand what they were trying to say by explaining so much science and then making the opposite choices at the end.
The beginning was alright. But the next seven or eight pages were truly awful. Such detailed background information was wasted.