In the South China Sea in the mid-21st century, a high-tech war capable of reshaping the world order is unfolding. When the U.S. carrier strike group led by the USS Roosevelt brazenly enters waters within 12 nautical miles of China’s South China Sea islands and reefs, all-out confrontation between the two superpowers erupts.
This is a war without smoke, yet all the more deadly: quantum computers cripple the Pentagon’s command systems, AI-guided missiles autonomously hunt aircraft carriers, nuclear submarines stalk their prey in the deep, and satellites in space become the first targets. Using its home-field advantage, the Chinese military builds an “area denial” defense line in the South China Sea that leaves the U.S. forces despairing, with cutting-edge weapons such as the Dongfeng-26 “carrier killer,” J-20 stealth fighters, and Type 095 nuclear submarines.
From air-defense missile duels at Yongshu Reef to an artificial volcano erupting at Huangyan Island; from the swarm tactics of Xianglong drone formations to quantum-computer codebreaking, every battle redefines the nature of modern warfare. As the U.S. Navy’s most advanced Virginia-class nuclear submarines fall silent beneath the waves, and aircraft carriers worth tens of billions prove helpless before anti-ship ballistic missiles, a brutal truth gradually becomes clear: the era of American naval supremacy is coming to an end in the South China Sea.
This thrilling military contest features both bloody clashes among frontline troops and strategic battles in command centers; both fierce confrontations between advanced weapons and silent warfare in cyberspace. When the last smoke clears, a new order will rise over the South China Sea. The war will leave the world with not only revolutionary military technology, but a completely transformed international landscape.
Zhan Wang is very happy. I am not a military fan and I don't know the weapon concepts and parameters in it, so I will not comment. I will start from the perspective of the book. This is not a story. The author's descriptions are all fragmented war clips. From the perspective of watching or listening, they are too fragmented and have no continuity. They are more like those videos watched at B station, which are 10 to 30 minutes of war clips. I don't know what the relationship between the author and the video author of B station is. Many parts of the content overlap! From an ideological point of view, it is very positive and worthy of encouragement! I hope the author can re-edit and sort out the outline, so that the war that almost exploded can be written more completely and smoothly, instead of the current notebook that looks like a science and education short film! Come on
Novels that promote our country's prestige are worthy of five-star praise
Very good, full of positive energy. I hope the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation will be realized soon.
Love listening to this kind of book! Understand that our country is powerful and inviolable!
Very good. I couldn't put it down and even watched it while I was eating. Thank you, author, for your hard work!
Linked together, the military strength of the motherland is so great. As a descendant of China, I feel proud and proud.
Very grand country style. But China has the real world with you that day
I feel so angry after reading this book. Chinese people no longer act based on anyone's face. We don't bully others, and others shouldn't bully us. Anyone who doesn't accept it can give it a try.
It's so heterosexual, you're hiding a corpse. None of the countries in the world with nuclear strikes launch nuclear bombs online. They are all manual, automatic, and indiscriminate attacks. How is it possible to let network communication or satellite communications be cracked by hostile countries and control the authority to launch strikes?
A strong army makes a country strong