The Old Man Is Racing, Do You Call This a Performance Test?

Personally I think it's just so-so

The military logic is not enough. The whole text is just a formula. For example, the tank engine has 2400 horsepower, and the suspension should be slightly reasonable. The latest advanced equipment is also sent to overseas exhibitions, so that the enemy can take a look. Without thinking, how can a country export such a thing? It is not a car show, but all exports are only provided to Allies, and there are security protocols. In addition, every new technology is known today, and you will know how to do it tomorrow. There is no need to do certification. At least there is a logical inference process, a flat narrative, so many parts of one piece of equipment, all can be solved. If the author knows a little bit about military affairs, the novel will be upgraded to a higher level.

One of the better science and technology novels I have read recently. At least it won't offend anyone, but it feels a bit forced to write about people in the government, but it's still acceptable. To be honest, I really hope that content like this can appear in reality. People can live comfortably and survive easily. The country is strong!

The first part was okay, but the second part was shocking day by day, this one was shocking, that one was shocked, rumors were spread without thinking, and the main plot was not arranged well.

When I first saw the coal transportation, I felt it was unreasonable. This kind of thing needs to be done by a company. Since the country wants to reduce imports, it should consider the following things. Even if a company buys coal to supply power plants across the country, does it mean that the country has stepped in to coordinate railway transportation?

Chapter 44 is so disgusting. When the boss decides to acquire a factory, he has to consider the thoughts of his employees. What the hell?

I feel like the author doesn't understand economics

Looking at the excitement in the first hundred or so chapters, it's okay. Later on, he becomes the savior. The leader is not as worried as you.

There are more than 130 chapters. I feel that these are just the preparations for the subsequent plot of scientists who shocked the country, and let the previous plot be denied for the sake of denial. Those scientific experts will not even verify the new technology notified by the Ministry of Defense. They will not even verify it or read the drawings. They just hear it and deny it completely. Those who can get the person in charge should be strict in what they say and do.

Personally I think it's pretty good