War Thunder: A Great Power's Aviation Expert Transmigrates

Will the J-6 fighter project die before it ever gets off the ground? It all depends on which design they choose.

After all, the pomegranate-shaped air intakes on the Whipmaster’s fuselage are just too difficult to build.

In the 1980s, there was no way to get the F-14A’s fully automatic fly-by-wire flight controls working.

Use the Su-22’s half-variable-sweep wing design to radically upgrade the old J-5.

The J-6A turns a one-way ticket to Siberia into a round trip!

The J-6B can carry anti-ship missiles in its weapons bay, powered by the WS-5 turbofan!

Taking inspiration from the F-16XL, the J-6XL becomes a Chinese Attack Eagle and makes Lockheed Martin furious.

This near-UFO has a tiny radar cross section and enormous potential for upgrades.

It could even be radically transformed into a “near-sixth-generation fighter.” Wouldn’t it sell like hotcakes overseas?