Technology: Turning Over Controlled Nuclear Fusion to Get Into College

This novel is a bit interesting. At the beginning, the male protagonist controls the points nine times. The other students and teachers also mocked him, and he was slapped in the face. Later, the male protagonist single-handedly broke the technical barriers of the Western powers and crushed the beautiful countries that suppressed the Dragon Kingdom and the Little Japanese Kingdom to the ground. It felt very good. I hope that in reality, our country can be so awesome!!!

Readers, be careful. This book has more than 800 chapters and has yet to be finished. The technology is there, but not much, just a little bit. 1. The majority of the book contains descriptions of online troll chats and state bets. 2. There is as much content about love as technology, only one or two chapters occasionally. 3. In the later stage, the IQ of the entire world was forcibly lowered, and it went into the space race for no reason.

I have read more than two hundred chapters. 1. Every time it is done after the fact, without planning or sequence. Solve problems when you encounter them. (Poor) 2. National-level chess is not as retarded as what you wrote. If you can't write about it, don't write about it. It's better to focus on scientific and technological research than you say about national-level games. 3. If you are frustrated by reality, don't reflect it when writing novels. It's so out of touch with reality that it's seriously off-putting. 4. Patriotism is good, but please don't look down on national enterprises too much. OK? 5. The protagonist, as an adult who has traveled through time, should look like an adult. (There is no plan for doing things, just write wherever you want, and solve it when you encounter something ~ "Aggrieved",,, as an adult who has traveled through time, you should have a plan for your own development (instead of just writing randomly). There can be some emergencies, but you can't have no plan) 6. I've only watched one-fifth of it now. I hope the parts I haven't seen yet have improved. Otherwise, it can only be said to be a flashy white article.

There's no need to read it anymore. I won't go into too many details. I'll just talk about the common problems. 1. Too many typos affect the reading experience 2. Brainless and cool writing, writing articles that are seriously divorced from reality 3. The writing style is obviously childish 4. The author's life emotions are brought into it, it's too obvious, isn't it? 5. Without review, article browsing is not smooth. 6. Reality is stymied, but novels clearly reveal emotions. 7. National science and technology is never that simple, especially the game with other countries. If you can't write about it, don't write about it. 8. Routines are repetitive and there is no diversity at all This book is just a mindless read, and it is seriously out of touch with reality. Anyone who has been to school will not read it. Basically, I don't want to read half of it. It just collapsed. I don't recommend reading it. I hope the author will make improvements in his next book.

Overall it's pretty good, although it's not as good as some of the ones I've watched, but overall it doesn't make people feel bored, and some of the plots are quite enjoyable!

It's extremely exciting to see the male protagonist develop various technologies and defeat Japan and the United States! Ha ha…

There are too many typos, which affects the reading experience I really can't stand the collective wisdom of the characters. The logic doesn't make sense. I really don't know why so many people can give it good reviews.

There are so many things that are unreasonable. The system only gave the male protagonist the technological blueprints of advanced civilization. How did he realize all of this with the knowledge structure of the earth? The material for controllable nuclear fusion has been successfully tested before there is any material. It is really amazing how it was done. Scientific researchers can run around freely without having bodyguards. Moreover, the scientific researcher named Qiao Yifei had participated in such an important project and was able to marry abroad. . . . And which aircraft carrier is used for heavy firepower duels? Where did you put the other warships? Let's just build submarines and aircraft carriers. . .

There is no logic at all, and the heads of state look like hooligans.

The first part is okay and I can read it, but I haven't read the second part and I've abandoned the book.