Military Industry: From the Start, I'm an Academician Preparing for War on the Peninsula Against the Eagle Empire

Su Hua transmigrates to 1949 and, from the start, is both an academician in the Rabbit Army’s military research institute and the holder of a god-tier research System. While everyone else is worrying about rebuilding a devastated country, he uses copper-plated steel bullets to solve the ammunition production bottleneck and turns the Gui Army’s positions into a sea of fire with 107 mm rocket launchers. Ten launchers fire together, blanketing the area with 120 rockets. The enemy artillery regiment is blown sky-high before it can even figure out where the enemy is.

But the real crisis comes in 1950. The Eagle Army lands on the peninsula, and the flames of war reach the Yalu River. MacArthur boasts that the war will be over by Christmas, thinking he is facing the same impoverished Rabbit Army as before. He has no idea that Su Hua is already working overtime to advance the tech tree: 107 mm rocket launchers are being deployed across the front, Type 56 assault rifles are about to enter mass production, and infrared guidance technology is already in hand.

When the Volunteers cross the Yalu River, the Eagle Army is stunned. Assault rifles, tanks, armored vehicles, rocket launchers, second-generation fighter planes, fuel-air bombs, even aircraft carriers and nuclear submarines have all made it to the peninsula. Their equipment is better than the Eagle Army’s, and their firepower is stronger too.

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