
Transmigrated to the 1960s: The Whole Internet Is Teaching Me to Build Missiles
穿越六零:全网教我造导弹
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You're telling me this can be copied in one night?
I'm completely at my breaking point! Forget one night, even if you copied it all by hand, you couldn't finish in a month. And there are tons of illustrations too. If you're so amazing, why don't you just copy all three of the most famous transmigration novels?!
Some things are systemic, and one person can't do them alone.
On Qidian.com, another writer has emerged: a delusional writer who's watched too many anti-Japanese war dramas.
If you really go back, you should spread knowledge, especially in basic sciences, allowing the nation's brightest minds to learn and conduct research simultaneously, thus guiding the direction of scientific research. This way, the nation's science and technology will experience a major breakthrough in a few years. Instead of just watching yourself quietly show off. Otherwise, you'll miss an opportunity for the comprehensive rise of a nation. Won't your conscience bother you?
It forces the difficulty level up, contains too much nonsense, is self-righteous, and has chaotic logic.
It's a bit fake.
Some things require an entire supply chain, from start to finish, to industrial production. It's ridiculous! How many new technologies and how many workers would be needed? Factories can't keep up; there aren't those machine tools. What use is one person? This isn't child's play.
This book, when I see the parts where translated materials are stuffed with personal opinions, I'm about to explode with rage. Technical materials from each era have distinct characteristics of that time; if you copy modern materials, the higher-ups will 100% spot it. Even if they don't, copying advanced materials and theories will cause the higher-ups to make a strategic misjudgment of the Soviet Union's strength or science and technology!
Sometimes I think, if I read less, would I not have to suffer from a reading slump? I could read so many novels that don't require much intelligence.
People in the live stream suggested downloading an anti-fraud app.
You really can't copy that fast with a ballpoint pen; you can't write this in cursive. There were also barefoot doctors, a perfect example of combining traditional Chinese and Western medicine, something the Soviet Union could never have researched. Furthermore, agricultural information would not be available in the Northwest East Wind's archives. The author should have a basic understanding of how many words a book typically contains.