1958: Serving the Nation Through Aviation

The protagonist never bothers with industry experts; he gets promoted just by offering a few suggestions. Now, the plane hasn't even been built yet, and he's aiming for the world's best aircraft 🛩️, completely disregarding realistic logic. He should at least build some small planes and training aircraft to solve the supply chain issues.

What was lacking in 1958 wasn't airplanes and ships, but basic processing equipment, a high-quality management system, a large number of engineers, and the people's basic needs: food, clothing, medicine, doctors, electricity, roads, and intercontinental ballistic missiles to ensure the country's stable development, Miss Qiu. Without these things, what use are 10 J-20s?

Haha, a vocational college student studying aviation technology? Is the author a vocational college graduate?

The first few installments ended abruptly, and I didn't dare watch them.

1. The writing style is very rough, consisting entirely of plain and straightforward vernacular language, which is not attractive at all. 2. The plot logic is very awkward; it completely ignores logic in order to highlight the main character.

Is this another story about someone who knows everything and can do everything?

New authors inevitably make mistakes; in order to highlight the protagonist, they disregard logic and commit various glaring errors.

The Dongfeng-113 couldn't be developed due to insufficient industrial foundation; instead, the MiG-21 should be improved, and a twin-engine, tailless delta-wing J-9V version should be developed in the 1960s.

Oh wow, without a system, it'll take decades, right? No money, no people, no supporting infrastructure.

Can it beat up a moldy aircraft? Like an F-14 Tomcat?