Military Industry Maverick: From the Start, I Hand-Built a Sixth-Generation Fighter

The subject matter is very good, and the character is a protagonist who "dropped out" and returned home to inherit the family business (a small factory/processing workshop), and accidentally obtained the system. But the processing workshop is a bit lax! The plot is exciting and described in detail. The only drawback is that the author is a bit slow in updating. I think 7 chapters a day is reasonable.

I was so excited when I read it. I scrolled back and the result was gone. The author will update it soon. Even the donkeys in the production team dare not rest like this.

I can't stand it. I don't have any common sense about life. The equipment is sold everywhere as soon as it is made, and it is also sold to competitors. Don't you know that only the research and development generation is used, and the backward generation is sold to the outside world?

Advantages: A cool sci-fi novel with a compact plot and rich imagination; Disadvantages: There are too many logical loopholes, the pig's feet are suspected of being a stallion, and updates are expected to be slower and slower. I have already given it a good rating, and I would like to warn the author not to be greedy for credit and rush into the end of the story.

It's extremely intellectual, and it persuades you to quit in three chapters... Reading this book gives me the sense of seeing a preschool kid bragging. It is not recommended for those with preschool education or above, otherwise it will easily cause discomfort...

It's a very interesting science and technology novel, with clear logic, grand world structure, majestic momentum, and ups and downs of the plot. It's well worth reading.

It's a brainless novel. It's really just a mouthful of bragging about the system with no rational limitations. You get what you want, no price and no restrictions. The protagonist's image is a mess... All kinds of awesome things are created on one side. The interpersonal relationships are completely heterosexual. The peach blossoms are so overwhelming that it makes people speechless. The foreign leaders are like mentally retarded and rely on emotion. The plot changes are unnatural, as if the protagonist is forced to get acquainted with other supporting characters. Moreover, the number of words about the supporting characters is not as many as those of the opposite sex. It feels like the author's brain-filling script on a whim.

Suitable for primary school students

All I can say is that you can't use your brain.

Suitable for people with no IQ to watch