Heavy Industry, Great Nation: The Roaring 1980S

I've watched two-thirds of it, and it's very enjoyable to watch, especially when Chip is completely overtaking. However, with the national defense power at that time, owning such an advanced chip was like a small fortune. In addition, the financial market of the United States suffered huge losses, and people would directly bring the aircraft carrier fleet over... It would not be such an honest business war.

I just read Chapter 280. To process military turbine blades, piezoelectric ceramic energy conversion technology is needed. This piezoelectric ceramic is said to be scrapped parts from the naval equipment scrapyard and brought back to level 8 workers to repair. Since it was brought back from the naval equipment scrapyard, it means that there are domestic manufacturers that can make it. Can't you contact the manufacturer directly? You have to come back and repair it yourself. This logic does not make sense. Can the author explain it?

It's interesting but not boring. It's rare that a novel without a female protagonist can fascinate me.

Materials and machine tools are the foundation. Once these two foundations are laid, the design will be ready.

Big cheers for the author! The writing is so wonderful, I sent you 6 recommendation votes.

At the beginning, I had no idea about the c630 machine tool.

Getting better👍👍

The professional knowledge is okay, but the writing technique at the beginning is relatively unfamiliar, and the conflict setting is too straightforward. It would be much better to skip the beginning

It's a very good book. It's rare to write about technology in such a professional way. I subscribed.

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