1953: From Studying Abroad for a PhD to Chief Engineer

I read Chapter 31. As of now, I don't know what the author wants to write in this novel. Looking at the introduction and title of the book, it seems that this is a book about academics and industry. But of the content I saw, only about one-quarter or one-fifth contained very superficial industrial and intellectual content. The rest were either trying to hook up with someone, or describing life in Moscow in the 1950s, Soviet behavior and habits, and all kinds of messy life content that had little to do with the main plot. There were also several chapters about domestic family situations interspersed in the middle. The key is, from what I've seen in the early stages, these have nothing to do with the main plot. The author mentioned in several chapters of "Writer's Talk" that this was a preparation for returning to China, but as of Chapter 31, I didn't see any sign of returning to China. To sum up, whether you want to read industrial literature, academic literature, cool literature, or period literature, you can only see a little bit of what you want to see, and the rest you don't want to see. I don't know what the author's conception of the overall main plot is. Anyway, I can't tell what the protagonist is going to do now. And the author has a very bad point, that is, he always emphasizes that the protagonist should lie down in several chapters, and sometimes in several chapters, repeatedly using different expressions to show that the protagonist has no thoughts of dedication, as if he is not patriotic, and just wants to enjoy life. I feel that the author is very awkward. There is a comment from a reader in Chapter 23, which I think is very good: "I feel that the author has done something sorry for the country, but his conscience is still there, so he always comforts himself in the text, which makes people feel that the protagonist is very selfish." The key is, if the author wants to write about the change of the protagonist's thought and behavior, and you have not seen any improvement or change after 30 chapters, then I don't know if everyone wants to see such a protagonist when reading this kind of period novel? To summarize this novel, I can give two conclusions now: First, don't read it based on the title and introduction. You may not see much of what you want to see. Readers of all types feel that this novel is very watery and has serious water filling. Second, the author's protagonist is not patriotic and has no thoughts of dedication. He returns to the 1950s and wants to enjoy the petty bourgeoisie life. He does not think these people of that era are great. From all aspects, it gives the impression that the protagonist thinks that people of that era were not smart, or even stupid. So I withdrew. Please watch!

In a theme like this, the protagonist is a person who is not blindly patriotic, does not respect teachers and classmates, and is more motivated to choose a mate than to study. Among the many protagonists in novels whose three views are below average, the protagonist of this book is also unique.

Repeatedly! Repeatedly! He repeatedly emphasizes that he should enjoy his personal life if he has a golden finger; like Neptune, he writes letters to the female students who are also studying abroad; like Teddy, he looks for the opposite sex and ignores other girls who come to study abroad to learn knowledge. It's like forcibly brainwashing readers by repeatedly emphasizing that selfishness is the most important thing to do in life. It's extremely poisonous and has been evaluated.

To put it nicely, it is called "hysteria". To put it bluntly, they are called "petty bourgeoisie lackeys." As for "literary youth disease". First of all, the author must be literate.

One sentence in the introduction, "People in this era are really stupid" can be a death sentence. Although writing novels is about the most awesome thing about the protagonist, readers are living in reality, and everyone's lives and backbones are supported by the great contributions of people of that era. Reading novels is reading novels, but there is no need to step on it like this. People of that era contributed so much, so it is really psychologically uncomfortable to say so.

Report! Report! ! Down with the bourgeoisie! ! !

Just like if you cross the Qing Dynasty and rebel by default, you have to do something important to benefit the country and the people in order to feel satisfied. For pure enjoyment, it is better to go to the Republic of China, become a master, and legally marry dozens of concubines.

Byd is so petty bourgeois that it can't be covered up even if it's thrown into a latrine

When you land, you will find a woman in a big way. Will Teddy become a semen? Character setting and time are completely wasted. If you want to write about women, just write about the city. How disgusting.

After reading ten chapters, I really can't stand it anymore. Sanjiang has more than 600 monthly tickets. I thought the level was good, but I'm speechless. There is a direct competitor to Rotten Persimmon. You have searched for overseas parallel imports. The level is really much better.

This author has been getting black traffic since his introduction. Readers have already given feedback in August, and they have been pretending to be dead. Everyone is very busy, please hang up on this author and this platform.

It looks very much like a first-level author, but not like a fifth-level author.

He also went to Sanjiang. Sure enough, things are going downhill from the starting point.

Which great god put this into Sanjiang? I didn't want to punch it.

Cultural workers must be literate

How come there are so many recommendation votes for a protagonist with a sperm-addled brain? This is the first time I have seen such a disgusting period novel.

If you go to that era, you are not required to be a desperate Saburo, but you do not need to repeatedly emphasize the idea of ​​​​wanting to be messy and selfish. The reading experience is very poor. If the protagonist's ideological realm does not rise after reading the book, it will be difficult for me to continue reading.

Ps: He didn't know he was wrong, he knew he was going to die

It cannot be said that they are 100% motivated by the idea of ​​serving New China. Anyway, the vast majority of them believe that the feelings of children are not as important as the feelings of family and country. Marriage is basically organized and introduced. Everything is for the revolution and to build a beautiful New China. Look at the current international students, haha!

Abandoned, in an era when knowledge is constantly being publicized, I think it's cool to describe the protagonist's continuous monopoly of knowledge to obtain private interests. The author constantly strengthens this concept through gap comparison. Isn't this a variant of God's novel? You directly arrange the system to do things, and then let people see how you write the protagonist to enjoy being superior to others. Do you think the readers can have fun with you? There are a lot of words expressing inner superiority mixed with a very small amount of ability introduction. Are we just here to see how the protagonist shows off his superiority? Some authors are just sexually repressed, as if they cannot prove success without acquiring women. But the author of this article goes a step further and constantly incorporates many deductions into the text to prove to readers that the popularity of the protagonist is logical. On the contrary, he seems unconfident and exposes his butt at once.

It was very disturbing to watch and I couldn't stand it anymore.

The father of radar, give up preferential treatment. Come back and build. Finally assigned to clean the toilet. In the winter, I froze to death in a small room next to the toilet for half a month before being discovered 🤫🤫🤫 So those who came back and had a good ending were all burned with incense.

Based on the title of this book, I thought it was about rejuvenating the country and the army through science and technology! As a result, the protagonist's mind is that of a hedonic egoist.

If you can go to Sanjiang 💩, if you really want to read the industrial novel of the 1950s, it is not as good as Tomatoes. I looked through the book written by the author. I discovered it just after the author wrote the last book. It is similar to this one. It was served in a different basin.

Anyone who can persist in reading the first three chapters without running away is a god.

Alas, I came across this book today, which is really heartbreaking.

The author writes about family affairs and the daily life of little people, which is okay, but like this, the narrative is enlarged, and scientific research is raised to the national level. Especially since the author does not know much about scientific research, it seems very boring. I think this book will be cut.

I have never seen such shit in Sanjiang in my life.

I'm so disgusted, and all I can think about is women, which is not how any great writer would write.

While enjoying the country's government-sponsored study abroad program, I constantly emphasize my petty bourgeois ideas. I know you want to write with a sense of reality. But don't people who travel to the past in modern times receive compulsory education? Don't you even know what happened in that era? Don't you have any respect for the revolutionary ancestors? Think they are stupid? Stupid? Then why do you write about that era and write about the 1980s and 1990s?