Let You Test Missiles, and You Aim at the Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant

Global public opinion is labeling Chen Xi as a war maniac of the new century. Chen Heavy Industries' nuclear test is imminent, and the sanctions proposal secretly promoted by the ugly country has been put on the agenda of the United Nations. But no one knew that the warhead of that much-anticipated intercontinental missile was not a destructive weapon, but a special N-bomb that could rewrite nuclear rules and would not leave long-term pollution after the explosion. Chen Heavy Industries claims that its missiles are ridiculously bad and their range deviation can reach thousands of kilometers. Han Guo and Ziba danced the most happily, kneeling down to beg Chou Guo to send troops to clear the emperor's side. However, after the Peacemaker ignited and launched into the air and continuously made disorderly evasive maneuvers, the world discovered that the end point of the ballistic trajectory was not at the predetermined shooting range at all. The radiation data of the Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant jumped wildly, and someone finally realized that the failed missile had been aimed at a certain coordinate that should have been erased from the beginning. Nuclear explosions leave no long-term pollution, but monitoring stations along the Sea of ​​Japan are destined to experience epic data shocks. What sent shivers down Wuchang's spine even more than the explosion was the unknown technology in Chen Xi's hands that could remove radioactive materials in a targeted manner. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.