Hawkish Military Industry: Truth Lies Within the Range of Our Guns

He transmigrated to the 1960s and rose from a new recruit to a battle-hardened general.

That year, the Vietnamese monkeys provoked them, and he launched a counterattack in self-defense.

He called himself a conservative.

A conservative? He was clearly mocking the radicals for being even more conservative!

The country proposed building the Three Gorges Dam!

He vetoed it outright!

Instead of building the Three Gorges Dam, they should divert the Yarlung Tsangpo into the vast Taklamakan Desert and create an oasis.

A foreign journalist asked him about his country's military spending, which had been rising year after year.

He shot back, "You'd like to increase your military spending, but you don't have the money!"

Smokers were thrilled: "For national defense, bring on three more packs of Xuande Men!"

His most hawkish saying has always inspired those who came after him: "Truth lies within the range of cannons, and dignity rests only on the edge of a sword!"

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