Military Industry: Transmigrating to the Republic of China to Build a Technological Powerhouse
军工：穿越民国打造科技强国
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- 196k Words
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- Military & History
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- Alternate History
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- 2y ago
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How can I say that I feel like the pace could be sped up a bit?
In fact, the writing was okay, but given the current situation at the time, it was difficult to develop science and technology steadily. Only by taking military power first and having a complete base area could it be possible to expand. As now, the situation where all the companies have developed into international-level trading companies and have not been overwhelmed by the army is basically an ideal state. I originally thought that by opening a military factory, we would first build a team of troops and then conquer a province and then develop slowly, but now it seems that it has managed to develop to that level in one city without any military expansion. This kind of expansion method is okay in peacetime as a commercial war, but it is very difficult in the era of warlord melee.
The last few paragraphs of Chapter 34 are repeated.
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Commentary on Chapter 59: The Epoch-making Second Generation Computer, "Military Industry: Traveling Through the Republic of China to Build a Scientific and Technological Power" written by Harry Lu Qiuqiu.
Commentary on Chapter 13 of "Military Industry: Traveling through the Republic of China to Build a Scientific and Technological Power" written by Hallilu Qiuqiu: Current Situation and Next Step Plan.
Commentary on the first chapter of "Military Industry: Traveling through the Republic of China to Build a Scientific and Technological Power" written by Hallilu Qiuqiu. The First Pot of Gold.
Comments on the chapters of "Military Industry: Traveling Through the Republic of China to Create a Scientific and Technological Power" written by Harry Luqiuqiu.
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