The Rise of a Great Power: I’m Giving the Nation a Ton of Gear!

It's strange that the protagonist helps the country rise. I can still accept your free help to the enterprise at the beginning, but the later one actually requires the protagonist's gold to be exchanged for money to set up an orphanage. I'm confused. The protagonist has exchanged so many things for nothing. Why does the protagonist feel that his status is so low? Shouldn't all talents like this be national treasures? Why do you feel that the protagonist is so humble? The way you write it makes people uncomfortable. It always feels like the protagonist owes them. The way you write it is too humble.

The author's equipment for the country is not only all-American, but also spans so much. The most important thing is that domestic equipment can be equipped with more equipment at the same price. For example, if those M1 tanks are replaced with domestic Type 80 tanks, they are not only enough, but can also be equipped in large quantities. The F4E is indeed good, but instead of considering the Qiang 5 and J-7, there are also corresponding training aircraft such as the Qiang 5J and Coach 9! After all, quality alone needs quantity to support it. After all, if the master is beaten to death with random punches, the quantity will not be enough to support the sky of the volunteer army!

The idea is great, but it's meaningless if it can't change the course of reality. The treasure island can't be closed down, and the little days can't be destroyed. So what else is there to see? Is it about writing about the moon landing in the 1950s?

There are just airplanes without search radars, surveillance radars, those large ground tiles. How.

The key is people. If there are not enough talents in the early stage, we can only use the talented people from the past to continue to serve as officials, which will lead to the loss of control later and become the same as before.

We already have a system, so why bring in foreign pig skins? We can't develop ourselves. We have everything the system needs. Since we are invincible, if we join other people's organizations to cause trouble, we will be the largest organization. If one country singles out the world, other countries will count as nothing.

Author, if you don't let the protagonist become an official, are you sure that the protagonist can escape the turmoil?

The Peninsula War was really promoted by the Soviet Union, and the result was that we saved our lives and saved the situation.

The author said in ** to consider reducing electronic products. I can understand choosing relatively simple military equipment, but I suggest you consider upgrading and replacing it later. For example, you can choose F4K for F4. This is a carrier-based aircraft of the British Navy. It uses the same series of engines as the Spey engine used by our J-H-7, so there is continuity. For the same tanks and armored vehicles, if you think about simple things, it is recommended to directly buy 59/69/79 tanks. Of course, 80 series will also work. Don't think about the American series. Those aluminum alloy wheels can be ignited. Secondly, depleted uranium armor and depleted uranium armor-piercing bullets cannot be used casually. There are also gas turbines. As far as domestic fuel reserves are concerned, there will be no more oil after the war.

Can anyone tell me who Mr. Hu is?