
Period: The Rise of a Great Power Begins with Industry
年代:大国崛起从工业开始
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- Ongoing
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- 2.0M Words
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- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 11mo ago
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- Qidian
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The most disgusting thing about this kind of novel is that the timeline passes slowly. Some of them have written hundreds of chapters, and only a year has passed, but there are a lot of research and development results. This kind of novel has no sense of immersion or substitution at all.
The ideas are correct, the process is ideal, but the timeline is nonsense. If you want to write about a courtyard house, you need to check the information! The timeline is a mess, I'll attach a picture to you and you can see for yourself whether it's nonsense or not! See for yourself how ridiculous the timeline in the novel is. In Chapter 16, Yu Haitang appears, is she still a factory flower? I was only eleven or twelve years old at that time. Can I go to the factory at this age?
The writing is really not good, it is mechanical and completely inconsistent with the social environment at that time. Poison points: 1. Since the 1950s, our country has established the Shanghai Radio Research Institute and the Electronic Equipment Factory to specialize in the research and production of radar and electronic accessories. 2. The steel rolling mill is an enterprise that started as a rough steel processing plant. In the era of planning agencies, it was impossible to get approval for research projects. 3 The rewards are too high. My country's first atomic bomb was successfully calendered and the reward was 25 yuan. At that time, the rewards were more reflected in honors and administrative level promotion.
I watched it a few times but couldn't see the back part. Every time I got stuck on the 10,000 tons of nitrogen fertilizer developed by the protagonist per day and I couldn't watch it anymore. The annual output is about the same. There was no fertilizer production line in China with an annual output of 3 million tons in 2000. I am really speechless. Let's not talk about whether it can be done. Do you have the energy to keep up? Is there enough coal and electricity? Once the power was turned on, the whole province was out of power.
It's already been published, and I skipped the chapters about private ownership, but I still can't stand it. In the 1950s, private ownership was pushed hard for the purpose of making money for scientific research. In the author's eyes, only privatization can build the entire industrial chain, and only private ownership can make money. The author knows nothing about the power of the country and does not understand the era.
Don't take everything for granted! Three thousand third-generation aircraft in the 1960s and 1970s? ? ? Are there so many f16+f15/f18/f22 in active service in the United States today? The country can't survive
Technically cool article, no need to think about anything else! The technical leader of a major breakthrough still lives in the courtyard. It's really impossible to kill him as a spy And let a technical expert be allowed to live in that shabby factory
The author doesn't know much about the industry and hasn't done his homework properly. He searched for a bunch of professional terms and applied them mechanically. For example, we all know Qin Shihuang and the Han Dynasty. But if you insist on saying that Qin Shihuang was the emperor of the Han Dynasty, then you won't be able to read it. After reading a few chapters, I just can't stand it anymore.
When you write a book, you cannot just follow the development of the timeline and write honestly, because you are a time traveler and a reborn person. You have brought too many changes and technologies, and it is no longer the timeline of the original time and space. You must think about what will be changed by what you bring, and what patterns will be changed? Then Lenovo developed. You couldn't have developed the integrated circuit that dominated the world in 1961. In the 1970s, you said that electronics was lagging behind. You are a time traveler. Don't you understand the content of electronic technology?
There is no sense of confidentiality at all. It feels like anyone can have access to the protagonist's project information. Anyone who has not participated in the project can come in and out of the factory at will, and the information can be viewed casually.