Military Industry Empire

Chapter 49 was absolutely awful! Inventing a great weapon actually scared the higher-ups so much that they detained the protagonist and some supporting characters? And instead of a reward, they were locked up for investigation? What kind of plot is this? If it were always like this! Could China's military industry have developed to this point? Could China have reached this level?

I've been a bookworm for over a decade, and the more I read, the fewer books I have left to read. I've become increasingly picky about writing style, character development, and even character personalities. The usual tropes of showing off and slapping faces are losing their appeal. So far, only this book and the blind author's "Rebirth of an Ordinary Person" have kept me hooked.

When I saw the male lead give up on the female lead because he was framed, I didn't want to continue watching. He has absolutely no sense of responsibility. Is this love?

What is a "silicon grain" (丝米)? And who processes 0.10 Silicon grains in machining? In the 1980s, the machining precision of township enterprises was at the level of 0.02 Millimeters. Here's a common knowledge: 1 millimeter = 100 silicon grains. There is no such thing as a "silicon grain". In 1984, our factory acquired a CNC machine tool with a machining precision of 0.005 Millimeters.

To be honest, I quite liked this book, but this part was truly nauseating. Is the protagonist an idiot, or is the author an idiot? Being kidnapped and still repaying evil with kindness? Were people back then idiots? Or was everyone an idiot? First of all, the protagonist's identity is very unusual. This should be considered treason. There's no reason for this to happen.

From Wei pushing Jiang Chen—because some family business needed to use marriage to achieve success—to immediately forget about his partner Liu Yun, and then I stopped watching.

How many people are discouraged by one Photoshop edit after another?

I dropped the book when I got to the part about changing girlfriends. I tolerated the initial Photoshop manipulations and historical inaccuracies, and I even overlooked the references to Beijing, but this girlfriend-changing trope... Is he going to build a harem later? Or is he going to have multiple wives? Does his current wife owe him anything?

I couldn't continue reading after chapter 88. Not that I was poisoned, but I was disgusted. Poor writing style is fine, but reading a novel is all about enjoyment. The most nauseating plot is the "repaying evil with kindness" trope. This kind of ridiculous plot is unbearable. Did someone cheat on you, and then you have to discuss your wife's performance with them? Playing the victim, and everything's fine? 😰😰😰. This kind of sanctimonious, hypocritical plot disgusts at least half the readers!

I read up to chapter 35, and honestly, I quite liked the genre, and the main plot was decent. I even subscribed to chapter 100 just to leave a comment... But then, I was utterly turned off by the author's numerous "PS"s. A twenty-year veteran reader, I've never seen a novel written like this before! It's so distracting, a PS every other minute...