It's Still the Republican Era, So How Did You Fish Up a Nuclear Bomb?

Jiang Chen transmigrates to the Republic of China era.

With warlords battling one another and foreign powers invading, Jiang Chen, a master of keeping his head down, chooses to lie flat and become a fishing enthusiast. He thinks he'll spend the rest of his life fishing, but then he realizes that what he's catching isn't fish...

Day 1: Fish: 0, recipe for making cola: 1

Day 2: Fish: 0, complete works of Jin Yong: 1

Day 3: Fish: 0, penicillin: 100

Day 4: Fish: 0, Mauser C96 pistols: 1,000

Day 5: Fish: 0, national railway network map: 1

Day 6: Fish: 0, aircraft carriers and stealth fighters: 10

Day N: Fish: 0, nuclear bombs: 100

Thanks to this fishing, the Jiang family gradually becomes one of the most powerful families in the Republic of China and even the world.

When Jiang Chen lines up hundreds of nuclear-armed aircraft carriers in the East China Sea and South China Sea, Eagle Country, Sakura Country, and the Sun Never Sets Empire are dumbfounded.

Eagle Country: "Jiang Chen,..."

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.