Making Weapons for Military Training: What on Earth Is This Gauss Rifle?

This is all bullshit. A small university military instructor has the right to let students make guns.

Writing about you, you can make a comeback even if it is 50% or 50%. No matter how rich you are, can you reach out to the country? What a trash author, what are you writing? Please hurry up and don't make me feel uncomfortable reading this. What a fucking trash. *Comparing stuff*

What are you writing about? A breakthrough in scientific research in the military industry. Write a paper and publish it around the world. Is it you or other countries? Even if you write this, it is just a vague concept. Who can write a complete mathematical calculation route for you? What a stupid book.

It's like a two-armed weapon. My gun can penetrate armor. Haha, just shoot a dozen others and let others trust you first. You, a law student, are you saying that a Gauss rifle can penetrate armor? Damn you

How could someone who has already developed weapons be allowed to go abroad for further study? .

It's time for Chu Feng to cut Fei Lu. Can Kangkang cut 50 to 5 or 10?

This must be an old author, not a girl, her feelings are quite delicate.

Isn't Yiguai a private? There is also a first-class sergeant major responsible for the military training of college students. Are you taking more bean bags instead of dry food? There are only a dozen or so first-level sergeants in a group army. In this way, they are basically all technical masters. You ask them to train college students who are not even new recruits. Isn't this overkill?

The water is dead, let's shoot a gun and write a chapter in one class?

Let's not talk about whether the details are reasonable or not. I was drowned before I could read ten chapters. It was too watery. The psychological activities of the protagonist, the psychological activities of the supporting characters, the psychological activities of the audience, the psychological activities of passers-by, the psychological activities of the villain, and the psychological activities of teasing. . . . . . . . . . .