Unparalleled National Scholars: Returning to 1976 to Engage in Scientific Research

Except for some emotional plots such as family love and love at the beginning. Later on, the male protagonist basically flies into the sky. No need for wives and children. The whole article is about weapons and international disputes. The more I read, the more boring it becomes! Internet articles without emotion are all cold garbage!

I saw a scientist at the beginning, and I thought he was some kind of R&D person, such as the chief engineer of a project, but it seems that the protagonist is about to become a businessman, and there is not much content about inventions and creations.

This is a patriotic article, very well written

The early stage was good to read, but by the 400 chapters in the middle, I only saw business and various conspiracies and planning. I always felt that it was all about international disputes, weapons research and development, and science and technology flow. It was just a purely strategic and patriotic story, and there was no so-called science and technology to save the country. It was all about traveling between countries with one mouth, playing tricks, cheating here, cheating there, good guys, it is also a skill to write crooked science and technology articles. . . Sharp

Writer of sensational headlines

It's an anticlimactic story, so let's start with the beginning. It's a single-female story. Now that you've said it, Pigfoot also vowed to make up for his wife and daughter in this life. His wife did something to study ceramic tanks, and she also said that she hopes that she will become Academician Zhou instead of Mrs. Xu. At least it will be mentioned later. Let's just introduce the wife's achievements in a certain field, and what kind of outstanding contributions the daughter has made after growing up following her father's example. However, the reader will feel that there is no heroine later. Why write it at the beginning like this? Is it just to bring out the story line? Then there is the story line of Katherine Anna. Katherine's appearance feels like an NPC, dispensable. If you say she rebels, the ending will be unknown. I don't know if she can't continue writing or for other reasons, but since she is an NPC with a name, she shouldn't end so hastily or even have an ending, right? Because when the character first appeared, I really hoped that he and Pig's Foot would have some plot, and then there is Anna. Anna's role is indispensable. From a close look, Pig's Foot has played an irreplaceable role in the layout of the desert, and from a distance, it has played an irreplaceable role in helping the Dragon Kingdom surpass the Eagle Kingdom. I still hope to see her have a happy ending. However, Pig's Foot only promised in the beginning but nothing was written in the end, which somewhat lowered expectations. The villain, Marshal Cardazosa, although he is a villain, has praises. Unfortunately, the ending of these two characters was not written. In the end, they fired directional laser weapons to knock out five satellites, which was a turning point in the desert pattern. However, there was no foreshadowing in the previous part, and there was not much introduction in the following. It felt like the plot required you to do this, and then you suddenly took out this technology, and then disintegrated the U. S. Sword hegemony system, and a series of counterattacks. The ending was written too hastily. I don't know if it failed to pass the review and the subsequent plot was too watery. . Let's talk about the bad first and then the good. The previous reading was very touching and even made me cry. I finally finished reading it after a few days. This is the first time I am interested in writing such a long book review, because I still like to read patriotic science and technology articles. I hope that this kind of article can be written with depth and not only have fun points but no basic logical points. Finally, I wish the author can write better works!

Selling dog meat on a sheep's head

To be honest, this book exceeded my expectations. First of all, the author really writes with care, which can be seen from the control of details. It is not a refreshing article, but the events are intertwined, allowing readers to enjoy and understand some real events in the past. Secondly, there are not many typos, which are completely within the acceptable range. Finally, I would like to thank the author for letting me understand the hard work of those scientists in the early years after the founding of our country. Recommend

Trust me, stop reading and abandon the book. What is it about?

The writing is not as good as the title says