A Child Asks About Nuclear Weapons, Then Builds a Star Destroyer

"When the nukes come, the Han lands will be buried beneath nuclear fire."

While the conservatives are still focused on precision strikes and the radicals are still chasing blanket fire coverage,

the young guard says one thing and turns them all into old fogies.

While visiting a destroyer, the deep-rooted fear of insufficient firepower that haunts every soul in Huaxia flares up again.

One question, "Can we put a nuclear warhead here?", sets the entire internet abuzz.

"Didn't we work our whole lives for the next generation?"

"He just wants to install a nuclear warhead. What's wrong with that? Besides, it's not like we don't have one at home!"

"We mustn't let the kids suffer. He's not asking for the moon or the stars. As their elders, we'll find a way to give him what he wants."

Jiang Chen, chief designer of the warship, personally weighs in, pushing the whole affair to its peak.

Ship-based nuclear warheads, carrier-based nuclear drones, heavy-duty turbine laser cannons, proton torpedoes...

Meanwhile, the famous commentator MacArthur, far across the ocean, has this to say:

"Your Five-Star Red Flag is already planted at my doorstep, and you still claim you have a fear of insufficient firepower?"

The epic documentary, The Legend of Huaxia's Star Destroyer, continues...

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.