
Super Military Industrial Overlord
by Anxi Pomelo
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Military industry is the cornerstone of a strong military, the guarantee of a strong country, and the undefeated core of the nation. Lu Jiadong, a military technical expert at the General Armament Department, was reborn into a small third-tier military factory in the southwest. From then on, Lu Jiadong led the military workers sweating profusely and embarked on a road to change their destiny and catch up with the world's military industry hegemony. 40Mm gun-mounted grenade launcher, jujube grenade, long-barreled long-range howitzer, terminally sensitive ammunition, J-20 fighter jet, anti-ship ballistic missile, 055 guided missile destroyer, 001A aircraft carrier... All kinds of advanced weapons and equipment are all in "Super Military Overlord". The new book "The Rise of Military Industry" has been released. You are welcome to read it.
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The plot arrangement is reasonable, the entertainment points are sufficient, the plot has climaxes one after another, and the golden finger is invincible. It is highly recommended, except that it is a little too watery. Rating: ★★★★




Positive energy. To be honest, the book Super Military Industrial Empire is not highly recommended. The first 150 chapters of the special forces that develop firearms and the later character plots are two books. After the hundredth chapter of Empire, there are all kinds of bragging and all kinds of teasing and slaps in the face. You don't want to read it. Just look at the title and you will know that there is no limit to the madness. The enemies have all kinds of shows, and the two protagonists Just talk about the technical parameters, materials, process design, and no foreshadowing at all. I basically knew what to write just by looking at the title of that one. I haven't read hundreds of them. You can take a look at this one. It's a bit messy now, but it's much better than Empire. If you have read both books, please write down your thoughts here. Let's share.




His current serial work "The Rise of Military Industry"




Technically strong Chinese text, the title is consistent, and the ending is a bit empty, but it will not particularly affect the reading experience. It can be seen that the author consulted a lot of relevant information during the writing process, including history and related public technical resources, and readers, especially non-military industry fans with a certain amount of knowledge, can read more comfortably.













