That Year: Rabbit, I Only Develop Hawk Military Industry

In 1970, a military researcher spent ten years stationed in the mountains, cutting off contact and forging swords for the country. Ten years later, at the moment when he became successful, he saw the ever-changing rabbit defense weapons. He shouted in shock. What! Does our country also have intercontinental missiles with a range of tens of thousands of kilometers? Can our assault gun tank penetrate the Wooly Bear tank in one second? And the Navy's 100,000-ton catapult aircraft carrier is also about to be launched? The new fighter jet singled out the Yingjiang F15 and achieved a record of 18/0? Oh my god, is this still domestic? ! … This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.