Handbook for Building in Other Dimensions

Chapter 10, I can't take it anymore, it's toxic! Surface-to-air missiles like the HQ-8 use columnar fragmentation warheads; how are they supposed to destroy the 1-ton-plus ironclad armor of the 460? Besides, the YJ-5's current warhead might not even penetrate the core compartment of a Nimitz-class destroyer! You're using it to attack the main armor of the Yamato-class?!

I've only read a few chapters and don't understand... What is "Chinese time-travel"? Before reading this book, I only knew that there were exchange, superposition, and embedded systems between worlds, and that for individuals there were body-wearing, soul-wearing, and group-wearing, etc. What exactly is this Chinese transmigration?

Since this world can even utilize anti-gravity, discovering some Zentradi materials isn't unreasonable, is it? Building an orbital elevator isn't unreasonable, is it? Using the orbital elevator as a microwave power transmission tower isn't unreasonable, is it? Building a few more military-grade giant birds to protect the orbital elevator and patrol the inland seas isn't unreasonable, is it?

The author's idea of ​​five aircraft carriers is oversimplified. In modern times, only China can secretly build one aircraft carrier; no other country can. Even then, China can only conceal it once; building two more wouldn't work. Furthermore, an aircraft carrier isn't combat-ready immediately upon completion; it requires coordination between various branches of the armed forces.

Concept art of an anti-gravity battleship from the Holy Roman Empire

The political writing is incredibly naive, like children playing house, sacrificing national interests for the sake of so-called face. Disgusting traitors!

"Our Great Jin Dynasty has arrived in another dimension, and all the great powers miss our Great Jin Dynasty." Empress Dowager Cixi in her sleep at the Summer Palace in 1980— "Your Great Jin Dynasty is already on the verge of collapse in this time and space. How about I send you to the 21st century, a hundred years from now?" Said a cucumber. "Get out of here, I'm about to celebrate my birthday.

Actually, creating a peaceful environment for future development is quite easy: simply replicate the 70th anniversary National Day military parade and naval review, then invite the leaders of the three major European countries and some other smaller powers to attend. This will guarantee they'll be more obedient than grandsons for the next ten years, dare not harbor any wicked thoughts for the next twenty years, and refrain from any underhanded actions for the next fifty years.

Having read up to chapter 45, I've already succumbed to the poison. The Republic in this book is completely a big blue-collar republic in disguise, and it's willing to give free development strategies to countries with advanced technology, even though they're not even on the same technological path as you. How can you be so sure they can't crack your technology?

Having read over ninety chapters, this republic seems like a spineless coward. Not only did it cooperate with Tsarist Russia, but it also conquered Southeast Asia and revived a whole bunch of other countries… Was that necessary? Fourteen billion people, plus four hundred million Jin natives… With 1.8 Billion people and such a small territory, why not just swallow them all up?