Su Yan, a graduate student at the University of Aeronautics and Astronautics, accidentally traveled to a new parallel world and was reborn in the body of a scientist who had returned from studying abroad.
He found that the country he was in was called Rabbit Country, and a civil war was going on between the Dream Army and the Fruit Army in the country.
He was picked up by Zhao Gang, the division political commissar of the Dream Army, and went to a newly incorporated aircraft manufacturing factory to meet with the top management of the Dream Army.
It turned out that I had previously written a "Ten-Year Plan for Aviation Development Proposal" to the top management of Dream Army overseas. Dream Army wanted to develop aviation, so they secretly took me back to China.
In front of Villa 101 where they met, Su Yan awakened the enlightenment-defying learning system.
[Ding, the enlightenment-defying learning system is activated]
[Ding, get a big gift package for newbies]
[All design drawings and basic principles of first- and second-generation fighter jets]
... ...
Su Yan started the military industry process of supporting the Dream Army.
Half a year later, Li Yunlong:
Look, Su Yan didn't lie to me, fighter, our fighter.
One year later, Eagle Sauce Country:
What kind of fighter is this? Twice the speed of sound, monopulse radar plus medium-range air-to-air missiles? What is going on and why don't we have it?
Reader comments
I'm not a zombie and I can't read this kind of book. Even if a zombie reads it, he will go berserk.
Just leave your brain and watch.
I've seen it and can't find it in my mind.
Not only was it decades away from reality, but also in the late stages of the Liberation War, where were the computers and CNC machine tools?
I'm not a zombie and I can't read this kind of book. Even if a zombie reads it, he will go berserk.
Just leave your brain and watch. I've seen it and can't find it in my mind.
Not only was it decades away from reality, but also in the late stages of the Liberation War, where were the computers and CNC machine tools?
It's too ink...