The 1950s: Starting with a Storage Ring

The comments section is full of people who search for AI on Baidu and then think they're some kind of genius who's done their research—it's infuriating!

Is this author a woman? If it were me, I wouldn't read it!

What is this book about? What is it about?

Lately, it's getting less and less interesting. The main character just seems like a soldier all the time. It's been five or six years, and he has such a huge advantage, yet he still seems to be struggling to get food, and he doesn't seem to have much money. I'm not asking for much, but don't make it so absurd that he can't even afford meat, and his food is rationed.

I've only read a little over a hundred chapters so far. The protagonist's younger sister keeps causing trouble and making things difficult for him. Has she changed her ways, or is she still causing trouble, with the protagonist always tolerating her and licking her boots?

I can't believe a 12-year-old boy brought back 200 pounds of fish in a bucket.

I thought that being reborn in the 1950s would allow me to change many things, and even the thought of seeing my teacher brought tears to my eyes. I never expected it to be full of scheming and despicable people.

Stealing the Tu-160 aircraft was less effective than stealing the aircraft blueprints and engine blueprints. Reverse engineering was very troublesome, and at that time, our industrial capacity and material technology were insufficient to manufacture it. Blueprints were far more useful.

Reborn, with freakish spatial abilities, a genius, a powerhouse of strength, a background, and a powerful backer (barely qualifying), and then he becomes a leader of children? What was he thinking?

The younger sister is only a few years old, and she's already bickering with her brother. In those days, that was enough to get her married. It would be best if the siblings interacted less; it's really painful to watch.