1981: Can a Tractor Factory Also Build Rockets?

Next time the author writes a book, could you please check the information and look at your chronological writings? It turns out that yours has become a hodgepodge, and there are endless things that are not in line with the chronology! The writing is okay, and the plot is passable. Throughout 1981, your food and grass turned into garbage!

The reality is that there is really a noodle factory in our country that can build helicopters It can really fly and it was only exposed after it was sold The tractor factory builds rockets, but the level of magic is not as good as reality

The protagonist's plug-in feels like it will be discontinued within a few years, and it will take too much of a toll on the body

The next step is for you to think about. In addition to tractors + land improvement technology, we will also take the lead in integrating regional resources (production, transportation, and sales), high-yield cash crop production + transportation + sales one-stop (poverty alleviation banner), use model villages to promote interest-free/low-interest loans from local banks, or car purchase subsidies. At the same time, we use the transportation and sales channels of agricultural products as the starting point to build our own product transportation and sales network.

This is so damn clear. The content is seriously inconsistent with the title. It is said to be building rockets, but at least it has something to do with it, but it turns out that it has been building cars. I can understand that the author wants to accumulate technology and capital by building cars, but readers cannot accept it. I also thought about reading hundreds of chapters before reading it, but it ended up being too slow. Accumulating capital is too slow. The rights and responsibilities of the two are unclear. In the final analysis, only Hongqi Machinery Factory is the protagonist of this industrial park, and everything else is okay. It was taken back by the government, and there are outrageous plug-ins. If you use them once, it's like you're going to die. It's better to make a normal plug-in, or don't use plug-ins, just pure knowledge, and write novels. You should write according to what readers like to read, and clearly divide the rights and responsibilities. To build rockets, you should quickly invest in money, technology, and talents. Don't keep tinkering with branch lines. The aerospace industry is not divided, and you can build airplanes. The result is neither superior nor inferior. It's nonsense.

Directly immigrate to Africa, buy a shabby tractor factory, and then hand-build nuclear fusion mechas to unify the world and dominate the sea of ​​​​stars.

Shifeng\Wuzheng's three-wheeled and four-wheeled vehicles are used to carry cargo and transport. Search related videos. Check next year's sales again. The characteristic of modern industry is that it only takes design drawings and assembly. If you want to be big, you need to be able to make cakes and divide them. Providing jobs and development and tax revenue. If a junior official wants to compete for a senior official position, then you have political achievements.

We must also build airplanes, and aerospace should not be separated.

It would be boring to rely on the protagonist to do everything. Instead, we should work towards becoming a strategic leader.

What's the matter? The four-chapter-a-day chapter suddenly stopped and I was fed up 😐😐😅

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Ga? Still thinking about keeping it for a while?

The above picture is from the author. AI can also do it.

Factories are going bankrupt, and they only sell products in one province. This province is an independent kingdom, and other provinces are thousands of miles away? I ask you, author

Let's clarify the ownership of the assets first. Does the Hongqi Factory and its supporting facilities belong to the protagonist or someone else? When the time comes, you write a plot about picking peaches. I'll give it a try.