The heroine Su Yan returned from studying abroad and devoted herself to advanced research on prosthetics. Unexpectedly, the domestic environment only produced traditional low-fit fast-moving consumer products, and all products could only meet the ordinary behavioral needs of customers. In order to help those disabled people who are struggling because of their dreams, Su Yan ignores the obstruction of his boss and the rejection of his peers, and is determined to break the market balance, reduce manufacturing costs through recycled plastics, and increase adaptability and demand. She succeeded in getting a ballet dancer who lost his right leg to stand on the stage and dance gracefully again, making the male protagonist who lost his right palm known to everyone. She successfully played a song that had not been able to participate in the competition that year, and made a disabled cat who lost his limbs stand up successfully. She also tried her best to make prostheses that were perfect for those who lost their eyes and ears due to accidents, so that they felt from the bottom of their hearts that they were no different from normal people and regained their confidence. The male protagonist Zhou Zhi was moved by her pure and lofty ideals, and gave countless help and support along the way. He even sold his company's shares and invested money to create a perfect company, just to send a warm sunshine to these people who are suffering and hopeless due to incompleteness.
After reading it, I always felt that the ending was too hasty, which is a pity.
I've read more than a dozen chapters and let me tell you.
The subject matter is good, but the text feels a bit empty. It would be nice to have more technical content.
I like the introduction very much. It has dreams and overcomes specific difficulties. If you add some life stories of supporting characters, the dream will be even more precious. Add it to the bookshelf first, and you will have the opportunity to study later.
After reading it, I always felt that the ending was too hasty, which is a pity.
I've read more than a dozen chapters and let me tell you. The subject matter is good, but the text feels a bit empty. It would be nice to have more technical content.
I like the introduction very much. It has dreams and overcomes specific difficulties. If you add some life stories of supporting characters, the dream will be even more precious. Add it to the bookshelf first, and you will have the opportunity to study later.