A Peerless Patriot: Starting at Harbin Institute of Technology

I don't understand why the author is using a deceptive tactic; the cover features a beautiful woman, but the woman being married in the story is someone else. Is the next chapter going to show Liu fleeing to America with his child?

As the title suggests, come on, beauty is in the eye of the beholder, what's your opinion? If you disagree, bring up pictures to debate. I'll go first, this one is stunning.

The protagonist shouldn't have been allowed to shoot firearms, because in the 70s and 80s, once you designed and approved a firearm, you were bound to the system, no matter what you wanted to do. Going abroad was only permitted on official business, and of course, you'd have dedicated personnel to protect you no matter what you did.

Judging from your tone, you're going to get involved in math and aerospace industries. Wouldn't it be better if you chose Liu, the female lead, to focus on math? If your American daughter leaks military secrets and you get blamed, that's a serious matter. I've never heard of someone working on aerospace technology and missiles publishing purely mathematical papers. Aren't you afraid of assassination?

I'm currently following this story 35 times, but unfortunately I didn't take a screenshot.

A student involved in firearm design?

Suddenly I find your book so boring—and I'm not just referring to your book, but why do you always have to write about how the wife is terrible at the beginning? Why do you always have to write about these kinds of plot points? Why can't you write more stories where the couple is happy from beginning to end? Don't mind me, I'm just venting.

I just don't understand, isn't it annoying to drag this out for so long over such a trivial matter as divorce?

I don't believe it.

As fellow members of the C9 League, are the terms "brothers" from Harbin Institute of Technology really this abstract? 🥵