Reborn in 1979: Buying an Aircraft Carrier from the Start

In response to readers' concerns about too much equipment introduction, I have deleted the equipment introduction. Thank you readers for your support! After Chapter 50, there will be much less detailed introduction to weapons. Thank you readers for your support!

It's very interesting, and it really makes people angry to see the protagonist go to the mud and do something. It's just punctuation that can be put to good use [Laughing and crying] There are also double quotation marks, blank lines and so on. Update quickly, author

Can I use punctuation marks? For example, do you have any double quotes when speaking?

The data is clear, the sense of age is strong, and geopolitics is well controlled. I wonder if the civilian field will be able to compete with the semiconductor and automobile industries. Rare military industrial literature

I've read half of it and I feel pretty good. There is a part with more popular science knowledge at the beginning. If you don't like it, I suggest you skip it directly. I personally think it's good to have more popular science knowledge. While reading the novel, you can also supplement your military knowledge. Why not? [Laughing] And these data at least prove that the author carefully searched for relevant information when writing the book, which is at least better than some military novels where the equipment parameters are all wrong. Wrong typing, I read a little [awkward laugh]

When can I develop it myself? If I don't do it myself, it will be meaningless. I already have my own territory. If I don't keep up with anything, it would be better to not have my own territory.

There are just too many parameters

This novel is pretty good. I recommend everyone to read it. It just introduces a bit too much.

The information looks pretty good

Good book, enjoyable to read. Support