A Blacksmith Shop from the Start

Let me talk about my personal feelings first. It is similar to another novel, whether it is Goldfinger or the early plot arrangement. Compared with the other book, this book's golden finger is equivalent to a weakened version, and the logic is not very feasible. They all belong to the category of craftsmen and precision machinery. This book does not explain how the tools and tools for micron and nanometer level processes come from. For example, to sharpen a manganese steel kitchen knife, you can't use an ordinary grinding wheel to sharpen it!!! There was also a patch later, saying that I would make my own tools. Then comes the even more ridiculous thing. You can buy lithography machines casually. If you place an order today, it will arrive next month. Even if it's second-hand, even if it's older. Then it was casually modified into the most advanced one. It is worth mentioning that most science and technology novels ignore materials, as if as long as there is technology, all kinds of awesome things can be made, without considering the performance of materials at all. This book does take it into consideration, although it only briefly mentions it. The plot development is relatively straightforward. Make something, others accidentally discover it, everyone is surprised, and put it into use. After watching half of it, it was this process. Compared with another book, the protagonist of that book thinks and promotes himself. This book is written exactly as it comes to mind. Overall, this book is readable, but don't have too high expectations. It's at a food level.