
I Supply the Country with Equipment
我给国家送装备
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 638k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 1mo ago
- English
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149Chapters
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12.5kFans
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Hilarious! He got slapped in the face right at the start! And that's it? And the reason? A reasonable breakup? Wow! That's incredible!
The "golden finger" (a powerful, overpowered ability) is nice, but this is about it for now. Even if you used high-tech gadgets to show off and get humiliated, I wouldn't say anything; I could just skip around. But you've only 20 chapters, how much romance have you written?
It's ridiculous to write about romance in period dramas. In that era, getting introduced and married was more interesting than dating.
If you've never been in a relationship, don't write romance scenes.
Author, if you've never been in a relationship, please don't write romance scenes. They're so cringeworthy, it makes me want to dig my toes into the ground. Can't you just focus on the main plot?
I read this novel and thought it was alright. So I looked for his other book, "Rebirth in 2002: A Cross-Time Transaction." The free chapters at the beginning were okay, so I subscribed to the whole thing. But now, reading the part where Su An buys the villa is disgusting. I came here to see you working in technology, not to see you embroiled in a love triangle.
Don't write a romance storyline.
Don't include a romance plot; it's too awkward and lowers the rating too much.
You're not one of the Celestial Dragons; the arms business isn't for you.
It possesses a super city with a complete range of industrial products. They can't even manufacture their own US dollars. Using real, tangible items from a megacity Over-issued printed materials printed using American nuclear-powered printing presses? Terrible review!!!
You're saying that none of your colleagues, wife, or parents recognized your son? They mistook him for the main character?
The characters' romantic relationships are so complicated and messy, aren't they afraid of being eaten like peanuts in 1982?