Rebirth in 1981, Shuguang Machinery Factory is on the verge of bankruptcy. The superiors ask the army to convert to civilians: if they cannot produce products in three months, the entire factory will be disbanded!
In the last half month, Lin Mo modified the drawings, increased the wall thickness, welded on both sides, left interfaces, and equipped with a remote control module.
Bureau leader: "Wall thickness 3.2, Double-sided welding, internal support, and remote trigger... You call this a gas tank?"
Lin Mo pointed to the manual and said calmly: "Civilian pressure vessels, three hundred dollars a set."
When the deposit for the first order was received, the whole factory went crazy: "Is the factory director crazy? A jar sells for three hundred dollars?"
Until news came from the Middle East: a mysterious bomb blew over a T-72 tank, and the wreckage was actually a gas tank!
The intelligence agencies of major powers were frantically pursuing the investigation. The door of Shuguang Factory was closed tightly and a notice was posted: This factory only produces products for civilian use and is strictly prohibited from use for other purposes.
Worker: "Director, outsiders say we resell arms."
Lin Mo: "Nonsense, that's the customer's own modification. By the way, let's inform the customer that the price of the next batch of orders will be increased to 500 US dollars."
At first I thought it was a bit interesting to watch, but as I continued to watch it intermittently, my brain got online. The overall content is not that interesting, and you can probably guess it in the future. It is a repetitive cycle of new products, making money, research and development, new products, making money and research and development, and the endless cycle is not interesting. As long as your brain is online, you can abandon the book.
Very boring. Pure hydrology. One sentence can explain it in one or two words.
Indeed, the title made me see something new. Well, I originally thought this book was about a new subject. I am still very optimistic about this book in the first 40 chapters, because whether the author goes to the Canton Fair to find customers, uh, I think this is very refreshing to me. But the back is basically the same template as the front. Whether it's gas tanks, drones, gunpowder, etc., It's just the same template as the front. There's nothing too outstanding about it. Moreover, the follow-up is just written around the development of a factory, which makes the book very monotonous and a bit boring. The follow-up plot has no ups and downs, is very bland and unremarkable.
The pilot who came out of the gold pile went to the agricultural machinery factory?
All you care about is fun, completely out of touch with reality. You can't watch it with your brain in mind. Moreover, the content is very thin and the plot is as bland as water.
The first part is pretty good, but the second part is getting more and more outrageous. The 20mm armored anti-tank gun cannot penetrate.
There won't be any new products in a few months. It's a lot of nonsense.
Over and over again, long-winded, slowly and leisurely
The plot is exciting, but there are too few updates every day.
The author describes the protagonist as a character who makes war fortune. This does not conform to Dongda's concept of the world structure, but the writing is not bad!
At first I thought it was a bit interesting to watch, but as I continued to watch it intermittently, my brain got online. The overall content is not that interesting, and you can probably guess it in the future. It is a repetitive cycle of new products, making money, research and development, new products, making money and research and development, and the endless cycle is not interesting. As long as your brain is online, you can abandon the book.
Very boring. Pure hydrology. One sentence can explain it in one or two words.
Indeed, the title made me see something new. Well, I originally thought this book was about a new subject. I am still very optimistic about this book in the first 40 chapters, because whether the author goes to the Canton Fair to find customers, uh, I think this is very refreshing to me. But the back is basically the same template as the front. Whether it's gas tanks, drones, gunpowder, etc., It's just the same template as the front. There's nothing too outstanding about it. Moreover, the follow-up is just written around the development of a factory, which makes the book very monotonous and a bit boring. The follow-up plot has no ups and downs, is very bland and unremarkable.
The pilot who came out of the gold pile went to the agricultural machinery factory?
All you care about is fun, completely out of touch with reality. You can't watch it with your brain in mind. Moreover, the content is very thin and the plot is as bland as water.
The first part is pretty good, but the second part is getting more and more outrageous. The 20mm armored anti-tank gun cannot penetrate.
There won't be any new products in a few months. It's a lot of nonsense.
Over and over again, long-winded, slowly and leisurely
The plot is exciting, but there are too few updates every day.
The author describes the protagonist as a character who makes war fortune. This does not conform to Dongda's concept of the world structure, but the writing is not bad!