The Military Industry in Those Years: From Railguns to Starcraft

Wang Ye is reborn in 1992. After the college entrance exams, he chooses to study weapons at the National University of Defense Technology.

He makes this choice for one reason: he knows that as the Bear's empire falls apart, Western nations will turn their attention entirely to China. The empire's desire to destroy us will never die!

Four years later, an Eagleland carrier fleet bears down on China, and a strait crisis erupts!

Six years later, Eagleland bombs the South Slavic Union and destroys China's foreign affairs office!

Nine years later, an Eagleland reconnaissance plane intrudes into China's territorial waters, and a Chinese fighter jet never returns!

And all of this is because China's military is not strong enough!

"In this life, I will forge a sword for my country!"

As China begins building a new generation of destroyers, Wang Ye decides to start with naval guns and unveils an electromagnetic cannon. The academicians are stunned!

Next, electromagnetic cruisers, fifth-generation fighter jets, and drone carriers all enter service.

A few years later, the whole world cries out in alarm at the scale of China's military parade: "We're still on Blue Star, and the Rabbit's already playing interstellar conquest?"

Watching the Chinese fleet off the West Coast, the Americans are stunned: "Rabbit, you call this freedom of navigation?"

Wang Ye replies, "If the enemy can come to us, then we can go to them!"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.