That Year, Eagle Sauce: Why I Detonated a Cloud Bomb for You to See

Su Ke, who had devoted his life to the defense industry, returned to the 1980s and became the young ruler of Yan, a vassal state of the Rabbit Kingdom. Yan was located on Sakhalin Island, where it had been in his previous life, surrounded on all sides by the Bear, the Sakura, and the Pickles. Its situation was perilous.

That year, the Sakura occupied Yan's important Hudao Island. From the start, young ruler Su Ke developed 180 mm thermobaric bombs and detonated them in the air above the invaders, retaking the island. This shocked the Eagle, the force pulling the strings behind the Sakura.

The Eagle was stunned. "That's a conventional shell? A thermobaric bomb has the power of a nuclear weapon, and you call that a conventional weapon?"

"Could you set off another one so I can see?"

That year, Su Ke, as young ruler, sold J-10C fourth-generation fighter jets to the Gulf Date Kingdom.

As a result, the Eagle's nuclear-powered aircraft carrier, the Loki, was sunk.

The Eagle protested: "Rabbit, you're undermining world peace!" The Rabbit replied: "Sorry, Yan is just our vassal state. It has complete freedom to do what it wants. If you want to protest, take it up with Su Ke!"

That year, when the Israeli Camels and the Pakistan Lions went to war, Su Ke sold weapons to both sides.

The Israeli Camels and Pakistan Lions condemned him: "Su Ke, you've got no honor!"

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

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