Eagleland Back Then: Why Did I Detonate My Fuel-Air Bomb for You to See?

Su Ke, who devoted his entire life to the defense industry, returns to the 1980s and becomes the young ruler of Yan, a vassal state of the Rabbit Country.

Yan is located on Sakhalin Island, where Su Ke lived in his previous life.

That year, Sakura occupied Lake Island, a key island belonging to Yan.

From the start, Su Ke develops 180 mm thermobaric bombs and detonates them in midair above the invaders, reclaiming the island and shocking Eagle Sauce, the power backing Sakura.

Eagle Sauce is stunned: "You call that a conventional shell? A thermobaric bomb is as powerful as a mushroom cloud bomb, and you say this is a conventional weapon?"

"Could you blow up one more for me to see?"

That year, as Yan's young ruler, Su Ke sells fourth-generation J-10C fighter jets to the Gulf Date Country.

The result? Eagle Sauce's nuclear-powered Rocky aircraft carrier is sunk.

Eagle Sauce protests: "Rabbit, you're undermining world peace!" Rabbit replies: "Sorry, Yan is only our vassal state. It has freedom and full rights. If you want to protest, take it up with Su Ke!"

That year, Israel Camel and Pakistan Lion go to war, and Su Ke sells weapons to both sides.

Israel Camel and Pakistan Lion condemn him: "Su Ke, that's not playing fair!"

Rabbit asks: "Su Ke, what should we sell next time?"

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