Global Shock: You Call This a Shabby Van?

Lack of feelings for home and country, the start is too easy

The price of RMB 18,000 is a bit underwhelming. Is it still profitable to have a turbine engine? How much does iron cost per ton? Is it free of labor or free of charge on the production line?

A few typos and a little sloppiness at the end. Overall it's a good book

The plot is still good, except that the later plot is a bit beyond the existing black technology, but it is also within the acceptable range. Overall it's pretty good, but the shortcoming is that the ending is too abrupt.

After reading Chapter 18, I no longer have the desire to read on. The author's logic of thinking makes me really speechless. I really don't know how the praise got so high.

I feel like the author doesn't understand cars at all, so he's messing around

The plot is good. There are no problems except that the announcement is a bit slow. Of course, the biggest problem is that it is half written, and the lithography machine and rocket have not been built. Just say that 10 years later, the protagonist Dadongfeng has become the world's largest industrial giant... And that's it. There is no supercar, just a coupe... I slept with my god-sister in front of the love line, but the female classmate behind me didn't even explain it. So I can only give a neutral rating

The logic is messed up. The author's logic is flawed. It's hard to look at. Who made this rating?

Good book

The ending is too hasty, a bad drama