Siheyuan: A Level-Eight Fitter from the Start, a Master Craftsman of the Nation

It's a wish-fulfillment story, but it's so mindless. Making guns out of ordinary steel? What were they thinking? And making guns is a military operation, yet they're doing it in a public workshop? Aren't they keeping it a secret?!

The heavily guarded industrial plant allows people to freely bring their girlfriends in to play; it's enough to drive anyone crazy trying to show off.

What kind of steel is used to make guns? Has the author looked into that?

It's a complete mess. The materials used to make the gun are a problem. Making the first gun in the workshop is one thing—after all, the higher-ups don't know about the later improvements and development of new weapons—but it's absurd that it's still in the workshop.

I thought the last book was bad enough, but I didn't expect there to be an even worse one here. I've endured this for so long just to leave a review.

That's ridiculous.

It's really good, please update! The updates are a bit slow.

The ratings are fake!

The forced combination of military industry and traditional courtyard houses is just too awkward.

I barely managed to read about 50 chapters; there was so much nonsense, and the plot was so cringeworthy it gave me goosebumps.