(Not a professionally researched military novel + Japanese light-novel-style heroic tale + multiple heroines)
When the ocean becomes the world’s defining feature, ships become islands of survival.
When cannon fire rains down and planes fill the sky, the weak are mercilessly crushed.
When fate bestows you with a treasure, will you become a target and a helpless lamb,
or defy fate and become the architect of a new order?
…
With his repair ship transformed into a floating shipyard, Qin Cheng set out to build an invincible fleet.
Battleships armed with superheavy shells made of strongly interacting materials.
Aircraft carriers loaded with swarms of drones capable of blotting out the sun.
Missile destroyers equipped with nuclear strike capabilities and trajectories impossible to detect.
As everyone knows, military might is a virtue, and physics is reason!
I still don't know what the specific setting of this book is. Is it a time-traveling, development in another world, or is it just a system that has always existed in the beginning of the world? There is no introduction or introduction. There are more than a dozen pictures of the setting of the ship, and not much is revealed. And the difference with the development of the navy in reality is huge. At the beginning, I didn't say that you are not allowed to use your brain. Reading this thing with your brain is torturing me to death. The reason why you can give me three stars is that the writing quality is good and the plot is reasonable (except for those setting problems)
The plot is pretty good, but the main character looks a bit like Tang Monk.