Before 1950, I Completed Building the Armies of the Great Powers

Traveling back to 1948, Jin Anri became the eldest son of a small country waiting for prosperity. At the beginning, I faced Consultant Su Xiong, who was arrogant and taunting that he couldn't even make qualified steel, and faced a complete technical blockade. And the approaching threat of U. S. Military landings. When life and death were at stake, he awakened to the military-industrial system of a great power. No machine tool? Dismantled the Japanese army's worn-out iron tortoise and reverse-engineered it. No artillery? Recycle the discarded rails into a hard-core hand-made 107 rocket launcher. He single-handedly opened up the heavy industry chain and shocked the world with his roaring Type 59 tanks and anti-aircraft machine guns. He fought to the extreme with the arrogant powers. From being restricted everywhere to reversely exporting arms to harvest global resources, he personally created a torrent of steel that frightened the world. When Type 59 came off the assembly line, the great powers panicked. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.