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

What hinders the upgrading of current fighter jets is not technology, but materials. Some technologies are not a problem for major powers; the key issue is the formulation of materials. Without the necessary tools, how can you handle such a complex task?

Is this for real? A college student, thinking he can just take off like that? The air raid siren went off and he didn't even realize his plane had caused the commotion?

What's most annoying is this kind of fait accompli plot. The protagonist builds a new fighter jet and secretly goes to fly it without telling the military. Keep in mind, this is a fighter jet that hasn't even undergone test flights. As a national hero, the protagonist might not face any punishment for doing this, but it's incredibly irritating.

It's another test flight of some thing that doesn't report the flight.

The planes are flying over the city, shattering building windows at low altitude, and they still don't dare use missiles. Are they planning to plant some mushrooms before retaliating?

Any shady character can find the protagonist in the lab. What's the point of the security department? Don't they know what a confidentiality agreement is? The protagonist is at least SSS-level.

It seems like the novels on Feilu are categorized haphazardly. Science fiction novels are only missing from the science fiction category; they appear in every other category.

Every so-called class reunion is just a show-off stunt where everyone tries to impress others but ends up getting humiliated. It's such a cliché, it's really boring.

Do you think you can fit all your fourth-generation fighter jet blueprints and material blueprints into one folder? You'd need several truckloads to carry them all.

It's that time of year again when family members pressure me to get married. It's giving me a headache.