Warships of a Great Power

The author doesn't understand the shipbuilding industry, and the writing is unreadable. Shipbuilding is different from car manufacturing. It's not as simple as just getting blueprints and starting work. Let me briefly explain. Using the book's example, building anti-smuggling speedboats for customs requires customs to first place an order and provide technical specifications, outlining all their…

A chapter with 10 points? Who are you looking down on? If foreigners knew, they'd think we look down on books. Please write it as a chapter with 100 points. 😡

The People's Liberation Army Navy's Fujian ship was launched and named.

I'm just an ordinary working-class person. The first novel I read of yours was Babylonian Empire, Dominating South Asia, Red Soviet Union, and later Great Power Heavy Tanks. I really enjoyed this one, Great Power Warships. My abilities are limited, so I can only subscribe and give you a monthly ticket and a recommendation. I hope you write well and don't repeat the mistakes of your previous book.

Seeing this book fills me with sadness, much like how society today only focuses on the superstructure while neglecting the foundation. Even if you were to pack up all the data and go back in time, what do you think you could build? Industrial upgrading is a step-by-step process; you can't skip stages. Trying to overtake on a curve only leads to failure.

That makes sense. If you're going to write about shipbuilding, you should at least know the basic shipbuilding process! If you can't even be bothered to do that, and just close your eyes and write whatever comes to mind, is this book even readable?

The first chapter mentions rescuing a 14-15 year old girl who lived alone and had run away with someone. The protagonist and his father then adopt her as their younger sister, their daughter. Readers assumed she was the female lead, but the author commented that she was indeed their real sister. The protagonist also confirmed she was his sister. However, the second chapter is utterly disgusting.

Today we celebrate the launching of the Fujian aircraft carrier! ヾ(✿ﾟ▽ﾟ)ノ

Yes, he seems to be very patriotic and selfless. But where is his action? The son negotiated the contract and traveled to Northeast China. To do the son a favor, the father, surnamed Qin, tripled the purchase price. The country needed dredgers, and he had patriotic sentiments, but instead he sold the dredgers his son had acquired at a discount?

The Soviets weren't stupid, were they? Even if they were, they wouldn't go this far! Selling a submarine that was decommissioned two years ago? And for only a few hundred thousand RMB worth of goods? Even a rich man's foolish son wouldn't dare! And they sold it off with just a staff officer? Did they even consult our Party Committee? Even when they buy state-owned assets, no one dares to act so recklessly!