Infrastructure: I Transmigrated to 1985

Why copy songs? It's so inexplicable.

It's really frustrating. The description of Wang Chaoli is so repetitive (examining, probing, deeply understanding her inner thoughts). She graduated from Gongnong University and became an assistant engineer directly; her family might be well-off, but she's not exactly an industry tycoon, is she? She's written like an industry leader, or like someone trying to find flaws in a criminal's character.

Wasn't Chen Kai already fired? No outline? Are you just going to keep writing about showing off and getting slapped in the face?

It's very well written. I hope the author will update frequently and continue the story of Lin Shengli, instead of abandoning it altogether.

I think it's well-written; it's one of the few industrial articles that specializes in a single field.

A classic opening, unique to civil engineers. It's well-written so far, keep it up, keep it up!

It feels like without the main character, even building a small hydroelectric power station is pointless.

There's no such thing as endless, inexplicable jealousy. It's so frustrating to watch.

In 1985, you sang "The Story of Spring" without changing the lyrics. How were readers supposed to keep reading?

I don't know about the technical aspects, but the plot follows a formula from ten years ago.