Industrial Hegemon

I was born in 1998 and am currently studying Mechanical Engineering at Beijing University of Science and Technology. I chose this major after reading many of Qi Cheng's books on industrial design. Qi Cheng changed the trajectory of my life, and I believe this major will not disappoint me. I hope Qi Cheng sees this.

Warning: The male lead is having an affair while married, and his confidante asks him to have a child. Whether he actually does or not is unknown. If you're uncomfortable with this kind of plot, you can leave now. Even if you remove all the scenes involving the female confidante, it's still a pretty good book.

This book has some merit, but it's also quite mindless. It's absolutely unrealistic to expect a few friends to give you theoretical control of a company that's a joint venture with the government, where you don't even have a 51% controlling stake. Friends can betray you at any time, especially when it comes to significant interests.

The biggest flaw in the story is He Lan, the mistress, and everyone around her seems to have lost their minds. Her best friend even encouraged the male protagonist to cheat on her in front of his own husband 😵. By interfering in the male protagonist's marriage, he also impulsively cheats, completely destroying the established character development. It's disgusting! 😭

Everything was fine until that guy surnamed Xiong poisoned him here, betraying the protagonist. The protagonist not only didn't blame him or get angry, but even felt that he hadn't given him enough money or shares. Later, when he went solo, the protagonist even gave him ideas and ways to make money? All the goods, money, ideas, ways to make money, and connections were provided by the protagonist.

Sexy Chen Jing, recommending books online... The author is actually friends with Chen Jing! I recommend readers check out the latest issue of "Guan Academy," recommended by Chen Jing, a friend of Yuan Lanfeng (Tech Yuan Ren) – #Activating the Skill of Creating Friends Out of Nothing# – online.

Looking at the first two chapters, I got the feeling that the protagonist had a kind of arrogance as a time traveler, and a disdain for everything. But that line really cracked me up: "As a time traveler, I can easily win millions by just buying a couple of lottery tickets." That's hilarious! Where would you buy lottery tickets in 1979? And do you even remember which lottery numbers were drawn?

Professor Qi may indeed have a humanities background and has worked very hard to research, but he has clearly overlooked many things. For example, when discussing the propeller of a five-axis machine tool, the book mentions that Lao Hu was greatly shocked upon hearing about finite element analysis, deeply feeling his own ignorance and failure to keep up with the latest foreign technologies.

I finished reading it for free, and to be honest, it was quite bland and uninteresting, like a book that doesn't even make a ripple when thrown into water. I subscribed to a few chapters, and one of them really shocked me. Is this a private company or a state-owned enterprise?

People with low moral character generally don't pay to subscribe, so there's no loss in getting rid of them; it's peaceful for everyone.