The Nuclear Weapons Emperor

Come on, it's a great god I've never heard of. In what era was the author the god of incense?

I want to say whether the protagonist of this book has a system No system. It's a bit buggy to invent these things It's like if you throw someone into a primitive tribe in modern times, it's hard to ask him to make a gun, let alone a nuclear weapon. The precision of the gun is enough to make it difficult.

I just hope that there will be no outrageous leaps in technology in the future. There are bottlenecks in the development of science and technology. Looking at reality, these are still scientific researchers among billions of people. It is not surprising that nuclear weapons will take hundreds of years to appear in the barbaric era. Fantasy can be accelerated, but it must be done step by step. You really can't make a good article just because it is good.

This crappy book has to forcibly subdue him every few chapters. Since the protagonist can find out that the killer is from the human world, why not kill him and leave him to assassinate him every few days? It's fun, right?

After reading the introduction, I am sure this is a book written by a master? From not knowing what artillery is at the beginning to making nuclear bombs? Even if there is a system, this thing can't be done by one person. It will take decades to teach math, physics, and chemistry to scholars who know nothing, and then to be able to participate in weapons manufacturing.

After reading two chapters, is this the so-called great god?

Author, how did you become a master?

Just talking about making a cannon, do you know how to make steel to a certain strength without exploding the barrel? What is the ratio of gunpowder? How to extract minerals? How about just building a nuclear bomb? Don't think that all readers are mentally retarded

One hand disguised himself and no longer recognized his father. I thought it was a little different from books like Shocked Li Shimin, Taoyuan County Magistrate. One hand did not recognize his father and forcefully brought him back. Don't tell me about time travel and no memory.

Is he really a great god? The loan with an annual interest rate of 360% is repayable... I can't bear to laugh. Also, has the author read too many private interviews with Kangxi in private? It's really nonsense to think that the emperor would pay a private visit so far away incognito.