Sixth-Generation Fighters for the Air Force, Mechs for the Army: Is That Really So Strange?

The Air Force gets a sixth-generation fighter, the Navy gets an amphibious assault ship, and the Army gets ten tricycles and a new pair of shoes. Everyone has a bright future!

"What bright future? Mom, you can't mess with us like this!"

As Army political commissars across the military regions gazed up at the sky and sighed,

Shen Yu, a senior at a military engineering university, activates the King of Land Warfare System. Starting with a plasma cannon as his graduation project, he joins the Army Weapons Research and Design Institute and races down the road of cutting-edge military technology: tactical mechs, space-based weapons, aerospace carriers, star destroyers...

Air Force: "We were only testing our sixth-generation fighter. How come the Army already has mechs?"

Army: "The Air Force gets a sixth-generation fighter. Isn't it only fair for the Army to get mechs?"

Navy: "Mom, we don't want nuclear power anymore. We just want Engineer Shen!"

Uncle Sam: "Bunny, you're not building all those awesome weapons to use against me, are you?"

Bunny: "You tell me."

Netizens: "Our mom must be burning aliens with cigarette butts on the far side of the moon!"

This book is also known as The Navy and Air Force Get Ships by the Boatload, While the Army Gets Tricycles? and Let's Toss That 'Backward' Label Across the Ocean!

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.