
The Arms Industry's Rise Begins in 1985
军工霸主从1985开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 648k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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279Chapters
51.3kClicks
363Favorites
362Recommendations
324Fans
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Well written!! But the updates are too slow!! Hurry up and write more!!!
I've read a few dozen chapters and I'm starting to have trouble keeping up. The protagonist is supposedly the only "know-it-all" in all of China, everyone else is an idiot. And you were just a military enthusiast in your previous life? If you were really that amazing, how come you can't even afford a house?
⬆️ It perfectly captures the emotion of "loneliness." It's not just about being alone; it's a state of being, even a kind of strength. It's best read quietly by yourself.
Stop focusing on the minor flaws. This is one of the few truly excellent science articles I've read in recent years. Keep up the good work, author!
The Heavenly Swordsman has come to visit!
We fully support your masterpiece and wish your "Military Industry Overlord Starting in 1985" great success!
The entire book is pure fantasy. Set between approximately 1985 and 1992, it portrays a world where only a savior can save it, and everyone else is a fool. China had just begun its reform and opening up, and the Sino-Vietnamese War didn't officially end until 1989. Would uncontrolled opportunists really emerge during such a period of intense military training to tinker with military equipment?
Overall, it's alright, one of the few good science fiction stories. However, the narrative is a bit dry. Adding more emotional responses from the general public would make it more engaging, like the chapters about 2G phones, where each important turning point could have been expanded upon. The ending feels rushed, with the later parts glossed over. Overall, it's a good story, and I hope the author continues to improve.
The book is finished, so I won't be casting any more daily recommendation votes. Thank you, author.
Isn't this a bit too hasty?
I'll have a monthly pass tomorrow.