I’m Building a Nuclear Bomb in the World of Attack on Titan

In response to the doubts in the comment area, I posted a unified reply. First of all, let me introduce to you the basic settings of Giant. The power of the ancestor can control all Ai people and modify the genes and memories of the Ai people at will. The time in the coordinates is unlimited. You have not understood what kind of existence the Ai people are. As long as you can master the power of the ancestors, you can transfer knowledge into the mind of every Ai people in an instant. The knowledge of an Ai people is equivalent to that of everyone, and no learning time is required. This race is like a federation of interstellar life, and can also become a large giant to replace industrial equipment, let alone nuclear bombs. Give them decades and let them concentrate on development. I guess the star battleships will be built for you. Let me use an analogy. Let all the Ai people study in the coordinates with modern knowledge, and then study the methods of star battleships all the way. Once they have studied well, they will leave the coordinate practice. If they fail, they will enter the coordinate summary, and then go out to practice. They don't need any study time at all, they just need to do it, and they can turn into giants who neither eat nor drink, and their hands-on ability is hundreds of times stronger than humans. You simply don't understand the correct way to use the power of the ancestors, and you don't understand what kind of life the Ai people and giants are. What kind of electricity and mines? Let me just say one thing. A super giant is an energy source that can generate heat infinitely. Just pour some water on it and you can use steam to generate electricity. It is no better than your method of burning coal. A super giant with more than 400,000 yuan has unlimited power. The power of weird bugs and ancestors is basically equivalent to the power of gods. Of course I won't write it like this. That would be equivalent to depriving the Ai people of their lives and turning them into machines. At most, I will use this thing a little later.

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The protagonist is a physical Ai tribesman who knows the plot. In his dream, he connects with Asuka in the EVA. He ignores the power of the ancestors and starts an industry to build a nuclear bomb within 10 years. He uses unilateral nuclear deterrence instead of unilateral ground bombing deterrence to make world peace benefit the people of Ai Island... Is it too confusing?

The difficulty for nuclear bombs is to obtain raw materials. High-purity nuclear raw materials require centrifuges, and centrifuges require a large amount of electricity. If you haven't seen Giant, can this world really support the energy consumption required for a centrifuge factory?

I'm wondering, can I read Attack on Titan if I haven't seen it? The introduction is quite attractive...

Infinite Streaming is a pitfall. It is better to concentrate on writing about giants and write in more detail. Every time you change the world, you will lose a batch of readers 😥. byd should take Historia and Grandma into custody?

How long can the male protagonist develop silently without being invaded by Marais? How many more years will it take at the latest before the armored giant's life span expires?

He ended the tragedy of the giant world, gave Eren a happy ending, and then left hastily, leaving Historia alone. Aren't you a cake maker? The key point is that you previously wrote about Honeymoon Together and portrayed Shizu very well. However, the protagonist is obsessed with Asuka who rarely appears (in the eyes of readers), says sorry, and then leaves and changes the world. The biggest poisonous point of unlimited streaming is that you have done a good job👌🏻.

The giant's worldview and material conditions cannot point to nuclear bomb technology. If the protagonist has a click-and-delivery system, or has green-skin blood, just pretend I didn't mention it.

Let me talk about the conclusion first. The protagonist can die, but he cannot die like this. He is killed by the descendants of the nobles. Is there no logic in the author's rush to eva? It's understandable that the descendants of the nobles don't kill them, and it's okay if they don't supervise them, but how did they find them? Their identities are so sensitive, and it's unbelievable that their whereabouts could be found by this group of people. Even if you die from overwork after a long period of researching nuclear weapons, that's fine.