Military Industry: The Eagle Talks Big, So You’re Really Building It, Rabbit?

It's poisonous, right? You're still a college student, so the plane can take off at will? The air vent alarm went off and you didn't realize it was caused by your own plane?

The most annoying thing is this plot of killing first and telling later. After the protagonist builds a new fighter plane, he secretly flies it without telling the military. You must know that this is a fighter plane that has not even been tested. As a national soldier, the protagonist may not be punished for doing this, but it is quite unreasonable, and the security personnel are seriously derelict in their duties. They will all be punished, and they may even have to go to a military court, be expelled from the military, or directly go to jail.

Planes are flying over the city, and even though the glass of buildings is shattered at low altitude, they don't dare to use missiles. Damn it, if you can't start the war first, do you have to plant a few mushrooms to fight back?

One chapter is enough. The speed of fifth-generation aircraft is Mach 2, the speed of sixth-generation aircraft is Mach 4, and the speed of seventh-generation aircraft is only Mach 3? ?

To be honest, I don't like the image of a rabbit. As an alternative to carnivorous animals, I still prefer the image of a dragon.

你可真够蠢的，收二白眼狼当干女儿，你这水平写什么小说，抄你都不会，不看了

I've tried it out, and when I saw the bodyguard assigned to the protagonist, I didn't have to think that it was a woman. I didn't have to think about the plot behind it, everyone already knew it. The plot is cliche, and every book follows this routine, which makes book lovers feel tired from watching it.

So we can fly the aircraft as we please without me? There is no need to report it. It turns out our management is so lax. This novel has a blast at the beginning.

I can't bear it anymore. Thank you, author! **!

To be honest, urban literature is too versatile and boring.