The Rise of Heavy Industry: Building China’s Pride

The author is too verbose and too detail-oriented; just the verbose words alone can fill dozens of chapters. I admire your skill. Is the real author also incredibly good at convincing? I got bored after reading 10 chapters and stopped.

It's too bland. Once you get the system, it just keeps talking about suppliers, supply channels, materials, wages, installation, and training. Is the author just recounting his own work experience?

I was immediately discouraged! It's the same old trope of showing off and then getting slapped in the face. What a waste of a good premise!

And wasn't it supposed to be 2000? How come the timeline is such a mess?

There's nothing particularly outstanding about it; most of the plot doesn't follow logical deduction. It's mostly just narration with no standout features, making it a rather bland read. I hope the author can improve the writing style and keep up the good work.

What kind of off-road vehicle has a 1.0 Engine?

The dialogue is just filler, barely reaching the word count. Have you considered the listening experience?

Lowercase fifth grade, no more.

The writing is a bit rough; the country doesn't need such advanced technology.

Two thousand years ago, China had already ventured beyond the solar system; live streaming is no small feat.