The Red-Hot Era: From the Start, I Became the Factory Director's Son-in-Law

There is something wrong with you in the first chapter. Since you have inherited the memory of the original owner, why don't you know English and the skills of the original owner? Moreover, combining the two souls can only make you smarter and your memory will be better, not worse.

Even today, the comfort of a quadrangle is more than one or two grades worse than that of a building. The advantages of a building, that is, more cadre rooms than a quadrangle are: ① There is hot water supply ② No need to run out to use the toilet ③ There is heating ④ There are sentries on duty ⑤ Better privacy (a single-family quadrangle is better) The only disadvantage may be that the activity space is not as large as a quadrangle

In fact, it's okay to modify the logical flaws and calculate them as food 1. The memory loss is outrageous, and the seventh-level engineer is not a powerful person, so you have no problem retaining your abilities. It's not like I don't even know English. 2. You still know who your parents are when you have no memory. Why, you have lost your skills. 3. Your cheat is fine, and the limit is high, but the bugs are more visible. But you'd better set a few energy consumption lines. For example, if you consume 20%, you will be a little tired. If you consume 40%, you will be hungry. If you consume 60%, you will be extremely hungry. If you consume 80%, you will faint. Specific to detailed data. Set the energy consumption line for the gold finger to determine the maximum amount of energy it consumes. Don't waste a lot of energy and get dizzy.

When I read the first chapter, I found it inexplicable. I retained my original memory, all the memories, but I don't know English or the knowledge I learned when I studied abroad. You still selectively retain this memory. Even if you write one more paragraph, you can just let the protagonist have complete amnesia and it's over. The soul has passed through without any memory. This is more reasonable. You retain some and not retain, you are purely logical.

Why didn't you go to the northwest to dig sand? This is unscientific. This is nonsense.

Generally speaking, the settings regarding knowledge are a bit tough. Selective inheritance of the memory of the predecessor. Both parents remember what they learned abroad, but they don't remember anything. When I traveled back in time, I didn't understand anything. I just relied on the system. This setting has already discouraged half of the people. You might as well not give it to the system, give the identity of a professor at Peking University before time travel, and then travel back and soul fuse to strengthen memory and knowledge understanding. Combining the knowledge of the predecessor and the knowledge before time travel is more acceptable than the settings you have above.

It looks weird, a new type of romantic drama?

If it were 1956, this book would have problems starting from the first chapter. As a returning mechanical engineer, it would be impossible for you to go to any factory. The organization would ask you to report to the Northwest Atomic City as soon as possible.

It's too chaotic, there's no main thread, technology is in full bloom, am I a god?

The plot is very good and the author has put a lot of thought into it. The only problem is that the writing is not enjoyable.