Reborn in the 1980s: I Wrote a Sci-Fi Novel, and the Military Went Wild

In 1980, Zhang Jingming wrote a science fiction novel under the light of a kerosene lamp, foretelling a future war.

He stayed up writing and was caught by his homeroom teacher, who confiscated the manuscript on the spot.

The teacher, a former soldier, had meant to reprimand him. But after reading the manuscript that night, he didn't sleep a wink!

Airborne early warning aircraft directing operations from afar, electronic warfare suppressing the full frequency spectrum, stealth fighters breaking through defenses, beyond-visual-range air combat, precision missile strikes...

These advanced tactics, unheard of at the time, completely overturned people's understanding of warfare!

The next morning, the teacher excitedly asked, "Where on earth did you learn about all this?"

Zhang Jingming wondered to himself, "Didn't Doubao say my manuscript only scored 5.7, a failing grade, and still needed revision and polishing?"

"If a failing paper can shock my teacher, how terrifying will it be once I polish it to a score above nine?"

After he polished the manuscript and submitted it, the editorial department erupted, and publishers lined up to fight for it!

More than a decade later, the Gulf War broke out for real, and the military was stunned.

The whole world was dumbfounded: "My God! In the 1980s, he accurately predicted the entire modern war!"

"Could it be that this war was fought according to his novel?"