The Myriad Repairs Department

The main problem is that the distinction between "normal" and "abnormal" is too unclear. When the protagonist receives a repair report from a non-existent location, he still repairs the sun and goes there without any doubts. It looked like a similar problem had been seen before, but the description said that it had never been encountered before. I just went there because someone reported it for repair Then I went to Ningheli. The first clue to check was whether there was electricity in the room. When I saw that there was a problem with the voltage, I followed this idea to check, and then the sun stopped in one operation. This is partly because readers don't have much knowledge about maintenance workers, and they seem confused. Do maintenance workers do this? Or is it simply the protagonist's aura that exerts his strength and his thoughts are clear? It's not that I can't understand the plot, it's just that I feel confused as to why it's like this. It doesn't matter that the detailed settings in the book are not thrown out. The main reason is that the readers' ideas cannot keep up with the protagonist's ideas and operations.

I'm better than them. I've read Chapter 18 and still don't understand it. I don't know what the author wants to express. Withdraw, withdraw.

All I can say is that normal people can't understand it. Is this an abstract article?

Don't interrupt The recent content is not as good as before. These old histories since the problem with the moon are all the same thing. I feel that it is too long to write.

It can only be said that 22nd century avant-garde literature

Mingzun is no longer updated, I don't have a monthly ticket

Withdrawn, I couldn't understand Chapter 6!

To be honest, I was confused by reading the first ten chapters and felt that the meaning was very unclear.