
The 1981 Military Industry Simulator
1981军工模拟器
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 319k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Super Tech
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
149Chapters
4.6kRecommendations
14.3kFans
More by this author
Rise of a Great Nation: I Want to Build Cars
Cultivation Begins with Taking a Wife
The Academic Ace's Life with Black Technology
Reborn to Make My Country a Tech Powerhouse
Chinese Showbiz: The Film and TV Simulation Space
Financial Freedom Starts with Dreaming
The Martial Arts of the Myriad Heavens
Reborn as a Tech-Savvy Academic
Signing In as Shaolin's Sweeping Monk
Reborn at 13, Diagnosed as a Big Shot
Simultaneous Transmigration: Get Stronger Every Time I Die
The King of Chinese Entertainment Business
In booklists 1
Readers also read
I Work as an Anomaly at the Anomaly Management Bureau
The Ultimate Path
Wasteland Pawnshop: Starting by Making Level-One Bullets
Nightmare Levels: I Can Remake the Mysteries
In the Americas, From Security Guard to Call of Duty
Great Power Military Industry: Hand-Building a CNC Machine in 1978
Does This Engineer's Military R&D Have No Limits?
A Literary Master in Ancient Greece
League of Legends: Being an Honest Support Is Boring, Isn't It?
1955: From Overseas-Educated Dud to Father of Engines
1955: A Personal Think Tank of Experts
The Wild Age: I’m Diagnosed as an Industrial Powerhouse
I Really Do Not Want to Be a Top Student
All Heavens: From the Start in Douluo
Striving in Chinese Entertainment, Starting in 1997
Mastering the Heavens and All Time and Space
Reader comments 30
Google Translate





Do you know how many blueprints were needed for the Su-27? They were hauled up by train. Shenyang Aircraft Corporation (SAC) spent several years figuring out the blueprints. Developing a new model takes several years, involving a large team, a research institute, thousands of people, and many years. It's not just about drawing the outline. Also, it's not that China can't design good aircraft; it's that the basic materials are inadequate, and the research and development funding is insufficient!
After reading a few chapters, it seems like a fanboy/fanboy story, but it's actually a hater, another mindless, hand-crafted aviation novel that ignores manufacturing fundamentals.
While reality may not follow logic, novels do. I hope the author will consult more reference materials and literature; a blend of reality and fiction would create a more immersive experience. Avoid creating a superhuman protagonist; it's too unrealistic and makes the world seem unsustainable without him.
Having read up to Chapter 4, it seems the author is used to playing games! Ascending level by level? From the very beginning, a goal needs to be set, and all designs must conform to that goal through trade-offs. Building an airplane is a massive undertaking, not just a matter of changing numbers.
Reading military ignoramuses write military articles just feels awkward! An aircraft is a massive integration of subsystems. Just think about how India still can't build a fighter jet comparable to the J-7—that shows how difficult it is. This isn't a Red Alert game! As for someone manually crafting an air-to-air missile, maybe they were inspired by Hamas's manual rocket crafting, but that's just a giant firecracker, unguided and requiring no speed. 🔨🔨
Go work in a car factory for a year, rotating through all the workshops, and you'll understand what manufacturing is all about. Design is based on manufacturing; what's the use of a great design if you can't manufacture it?
Many online novel protagonists in the military, technology, police, and armed forces sectors are outwardly portrayed as radical and patriotic, seemingly possessing righteous ideals. However, in reality, they belittle the contributions, efforts, and labor of their predecessors and current personnel in terms of ability, attitude, and discipline, as if the country would collapse without them, and…
What I hate most in this type of writing is being overly ambitious. What's the use of just drawing if the industrial standards aren't met? The fundamentals...
This is a book written by a liberal arts student who has no knowledge of social physics.
I want to learn from Academician Chang, but I'm somewhat lacking in scientific literacy, data preparation, and even writing skills…
I've seen some, and overall it's just boasting without any details. It is recommended that the author seriously supplement his knowledge of aerospace and aviation, and ideally find a proper job in a mechanical factory for a period of time.