The Super Military-Industrial Hegemon

The protagonist is so awesome that he is remembered by both the Soviet Union and the United States. How dare he go abroad to show off and sell arms at exhibitions? A newspaper reporter can know what awesome things the protagonist has done. Are you really not afraid of being assassinated? Many scientific and technological workers have remained anonymous for decades, and many have been assassinated. You are so awesome that you are more of a national treasure than a national treasure, so the country dares to let you go abroad to show off?

Assault rifles are silent when equipped with silencers, daggers split sniper bullets, and the artillery regiment as a whole does not know the relationship between propellant, angle, and range. . . . Not to mention a large number of veteran soldiers and officers who are forcibly demoted, lack basic literacy, and have lost their morals for petty gains. . . It really disgusts me! I still have the nerve to say that I am a liberal arts student and don't understand these things. I don't understand what you are writing? Cheating money?

After reading a hundred chapters, I was very angry. Even the writing of a novice is better than yours. You make bets at every turn and issue military orders at every turn. You have all the poisonous points in this hundred chapters. It is as ugly as Lao Qi's book. Master and apprentice? If you don't know how to write, just look at what other people have written. I don't know what to say.

We have known each other for 7 years. We met here and said goodbye here. Have a good trip Yuzu.

The man has passed away, but his works will live on forever. Anxi You has left us many heavy industry novels with military themes, and "Super Military Overlord" was the first one to achieve high-quality results at the time. A military technology expert from the 21st century traveled back in time to 1977 and led the Wanshan Factory step by step from a little-known third-tier military factory to the world's leading military manufacturing group. The author has a reasonable arrangement of characters, plots and other structures, has a strong sense of satisfaction, and the tone of the writing is very passionate. It's worth a read for readers who like military themes!

It's a pity to meet you in this way. I hope you will have a good journey

Someone recommended it to the post forum. After reading a few chapters, I was shocked. The author had never considered the audience for military or industrial novels. China has taken so many detours in the last century. Now when you read industrial literature, what you want to see is that the country has taken less detours in its rise. As a result, the first few chapters are more and more embarrassing, and they talk about how they want to live the innocent 80s and not want to be too conspicuous. I just have nothing to say. Some readers also said that you are not qualified to demand the protagonist's dedication. I dare say that the person who said this must have never read the basic book and just likes this kind of pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger. Moreover, think about it, it all depends on the military industry. Can you let some women go? If you don't want her to be single, you can't wait for the protagonist to become famous and deal with these relationship problems? After only a few chapters, I just felt that the heroine was just a brainless, template, just a pendant. Forget it, I won't say anything else. You really should read what Empire Toy says about it. If you want to pick the popular ones, you should also read about how Xueba's black technology nuclear fusion is created. I really can't stand it.

The commander of the army, in order to pretend to be a bad character for the protagonist, was too philistine and too embarrassing to write. It only took one sentence to reveal his identity, but he had to show off in front of a few soldiers, be pushed underground, and be questioned by all kinds of people, and then reveal his identity... It looked so embarrassing.

Meet here, say goodbye here. Go all the way.

I have never understood why the Europeans portrayed by the author are so mentally retarded. These European politicians, military-industrial bosses, or senior military officers are either paranoid, narcissistic, or vengeful, and almost none of them is sane. Then there are all kinds of contemptuous laughter, cold laughter, arrogant laughter... Or various hysterics after encountering failure. Learning to control emotions is one of the most fundamental differences between adults and children. It is obvious that the European elites described by the author are still dominated by emotional instincts like children.