The Military Industry of a Great Country Started by Bombing the Japanese Without Conscience

Travel through the arsenal during the Anti-Japanese War. There is nothing terrible about being poor and destitute, tearing up railroad tracks to make grenades, and grabbing gasoline barrels to make heartless cannons. . . The stewing method was used to make gray cast iron to solve the problem of artillery shells, the copper yuan was made to make notoginseng copper to solve the warhead problem, and the local method was to make sulfuric acid to develop chemical explosives. This was the beginning of the military industry of the great powers. The whole world is destined to tremble in front of the endless torrent of red steel. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.