A Tech Giant's Rise Begins with a Youth Sent to the Countryside to Improve Farm Tools
科技巨头从知青下乡改造农具开始
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- 508k Words
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- Urban
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- Urban Life
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- 1mo ago
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- Qidian
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Don't even think about being a technology giant in the beginning. The Chronicles currently look good, but I know you are going to open it, but technology is a bit unsustainable with magic weapons. Is it cultivating immortal technology?
The author is crazy, right? In an era of lack of food and clothing, how to build exercise equipment? ? ? I really can't understand 😅
The work is good, and the protagonist knows how to use existing conditions to improve his life. Instead of doing something that transcends the background of the times like some similar novels, it makes people feel weird.
The protagonist is so awesome, why hasn't he left the village yet?
Change the name and remove the tech giants.
Chapter 90 is over, and I'm still writing ink in the village. From now on, I have to go back to the city, take the college entrance examination, and go to school, so I have to write about this. This book has nothing to do with technology so far.
Strangely, a pound of sixteen taels does not mean one tael, but 50 grams. Before the Sui and Tang Dynasties, a pound of weight was about 250 grams at most, but after the Sui and Tang Dynasties, it was only about 600 grams. But a catty is a catty, not multiplied by 16 generals and then translated to the current 10 generals per catty.
It's just okay. It talks about everything in a straightforward manner and misses the point a bit. I've read ten chapters, and it's pretty average. There's nothing uncomfortable about it, and there's nothing to attract you to continue reading. It can be kept on the bookshelf for backup, and you can read it to pass the time when there are no other books to read. For me personally, if I still don't remember anything after reading about ten chapters, I'll probably delete the book.
Renovated farm tools, are they the kind of small black farm tools that I think can be used for 100 rounds?
There is a problem with the segmentation, but it does not affect reading. You can watch it.
It's pretty good, the logic is there and the writing is good too.