To Earn Enough Credits to Graduate, I Unveiled the Black Hole Engine From the Start

A country's research base is like a child's play house. How old is the heir of a large company to come in so casually, and the protection is not in place. If the spy is caught, the engineer will interrogate him, and he will be let go after shedding a few tears. The author has not graduated from elementary school. The same goes for going to that class reunion. They have graduated from college and are so angry like social gangsters that they start a group fight in the hotel. The plot is confusing.

Those engineers didn't sign confidentiality agreements, so they dared to take videos? ? ?

Is it a complete fabrication, or is it the kind of meaning that is disguised as science and technology? How can a researcher who has anything to do with the world structure reveal his identity casually? Or a young lady who sneaked into the experimental base? Or invite the eldest lady without any inspection? And the base can be sneaked into so easily? Gunship helicopter in public? Also called chief engineer? Are you worried that others won't know that you are an important scientific and technical personnel?

Irrigation literature

Compared with novels of the same type, it is relatively poor, and the characters are also very weird, so I gave it up.

Taking it off the shelves but not writing about it is not a technology-killing foreign gangster organization.

Illogical

This kind of article still has 9 points, it's poisonous to death.

It's not good to watch, but it was okay in the early stages. I basically skipped watching it later. When I first started watching it, the black hole engine was introduced at the beginning. I thought the protagonist would invent more awesome ones later on. But as a result, the protagonist didn't even go out of the solar system in the finale. Well, not only the solar system, but also the battle of wits and courage with the moon until the finale. It's hard to comment.

. . . It was okay at the beginning, but later on, the annoying thing about writing for the postgraduate entrance examination turned into writing about the city!