We Agreed to Build Cars, Why Did You Go to Work in the Military Industry?

After reading the free chapter, I feel like I haven't read anything. At least you have to be like Zhang Xue Motorcycle, who can even explain clearly where each screw comes from. Pure AI is used less. When you ask AI to write an article, it is nothing more than doing what you could originally do. If you ask AI to find documents, it can read papers, and it can suddenly do things that you can't do/don't have the energy to do. Soft or not, there is no plot. It's not hard, it's not science fiction. Your top priority is to argue with Doubao and use up your daily expert free quota. Beanbao is a pleaser. If you win a fight with Beanbao, it means you are qualified.

The technology tree is climbing too fast. If a bunch of products are made in 2015 that are expected to be inferior to 2025 and beyond, it may not be easy to write about in the future.

It's watchable, but it's like a big pie, with all the content and plot. But it's just a big pie, don't have too high requirements

To be honest, after reading a chapter and a half, this book gave me the feeling that it just gave out a detailed outline without filling in the specific content. I didn't even need to read the rest of the book to know that it was basically equivalent to a running account.

I can't stand it anymore. You're paying five times the employee's salary again. The car cost more than 200,000 yuan and it's only sold for more than 200,000 yuan. You're using your head to expand.

I suggest you change the title of the book to: You promised to build a car, but why did you go to work in the military industry?

You can read how this book goes from copycat old man Le to industrial overlord

Wages increased fivefold. Can't imagine🤫

How did the author manage to write it like a running account when he couldn't even finish Chapter 42 or Chapter 100?

It seems that the title and cover of the book cannot be changed after publishing 😓 I can't find the button to change it.

So how did the content change from building cars to building forging presses, photovoltaic panels, and aerospace rockets? Where is our military factory? What about arms? What about the equipment? What am I looking at? 🤔

The writing is too superficial and hard to sink in!

It can be fun, but the author may have his own ideas about industrial data and cost accounting. Let's see if you can accept it.

This is the fucking outline that was sent out. The appearances of the characters are not connected. It came out out of nowhere. Many details are not described. The chapters are broken and the scenes are switched inexplicably. Sometimes it feels like something is missing 🙂

Brain Storage😍

It's outrageous that employees knew the system existed.

This title, this style of writing, and this content remind me of an old eunuch.

There is a 90% chance of a fake moon landing in the 1960s. So it's better not to talk about this👌🏻. It won't be easy to change after we land on the moon and prove it false.

It's too formatted, you're just recording and telling a story! Rather than being fresh and vivid in the novel, it lacks a sense of layering, let alone logical thinking. You are missing too many elements that should be included, so I suggest you just give it up.

Employees who have been assigned Lingyu can actually know that the system exists. The only constraint is that if the protagonist pays high wages to employees, they will not betray. To be honest, the hidden dangers are too great. One is that the wages are higher than others in the same industry. There is a problem with this setting. This comparison only thinks of domestic countries. What about developed countries abroad? Around 2010, how much salary did you have to pay to exceed the salary of people in developed countries abroad? Even if you could pay more than the wages of people in developed countries abroad, your personnel costs were simply unsustainable at the time. For a physical enterprise, profits could not be high, and all kinds of heavy assets required costs, which meant that the secrets of your system were not safe at all.

Another piece of black technology sold at a cabbage price, because the Chinese people had no money to buy it at that time. How many vehicles can you produce per year? You said that ordinary people can't afford it, but ordinary people can't afford it. This car is not for ordinary people to drive. If you sell it at this price, why are you doing research and development and how are you going to expand production? Logic is incomprehensible

Did this author build tractors in his previous life?

It feels more reasonable than the Ding system giving 100 million cars to the protagonist.

It's like looking at the detailed outline. It's weird that I seem to have read it but not read it. It's like: I went out and went downstairs to eat a meal for ten yuan. I was full and went to the supermarket next door to buy ten pieces of fruit. After buying it, I went home and ate it in half an hour. The whole thing was summed up in one sentence (without any detailed content, dry and undescribed.)

Why did you give this talent to an employee? If the employee resigns and goes to a friend's factory, wouldn't you be blown away? Isn't this poisonous?

Give 80% of the shares to employees in the early stages of starting a business? Wouldn't it be possible for multiple employees to unite to kick the protagonist out of the company? The key is to recruit employees later. Will the protagonist still have shares to give to new employees?

What you wrote in Chapters 1 and 2 seemed so strange to me that I had no motivation to read on.

High emotional intelligence: Crowdfunding to write a book Low emotional intelligence: only an outline

No system is doomed, 80 points to employees? The company no longer needs to develop, the cash flow will be directly distributed as dividends.