Bright Sword: Building an Industrial Empire from an Arsenal

Hello everyone, I'd like to introduce my hometown, Yumen Oilfield. Yumen Oilfield is hailed as the cradle of China's petroleum industry, and we even have a saying: wherever there's oil, there are people from Yumen. The Laojunmiao No. 1 Well in Yumen Oilfield was drilled in March 1939 and produced oil on September 25th, marking the beginning of China's petroleum industry.

1. Our Party has always attached great importance to organizational development. The importance of the arsenal is self-evident; therefore, a political officer should be appointed as a deputy, and a political commissar could be added. 2. The protagonist's identity as a Party member should be arranged. 3. The main plot is progressing very quickly.

Without a system, even with future knowledge, you'd be powerless in that environment. First, you couldn't handle people; people are complex. Without overwhelming power or their irresistible strength, you were just a nobody. Intelligence and strategy are two different things. Second, you couldn't obtain resources.

You were producing penicillin in 1940, and I'm using it to save my life in 2026. Different timelines, yet connected by penicillin. If parallel universes exist, I hope we could have our own penicillin before 1949, to save more helpless people. 😁😁The author wrote that he was hospitalized while producing penicillin and was saved by it.

Giving a chemist a character design is worse than giving them a system; it's not like they're manufacturing chemical weapons, it's mechanical weapons!!

However, it's best not to bombard readers with a bunch of weapons. You need to understand that the development, manufacturing, and industrial capabilities of weaponry are inextricably linked to materials science; it's a complex system. If your industrial and manufacturing capabilities and materials science are inadequate, no matter how much knowledge or design ability you have, you won't be able…

I feel that producing tracked vehicles is not as good as producing automobiles. Automobiles are faster to transport and consume less material. If we can produce tracked vehicles, then it will be easier to produce automobiles. Also, if we can produce heavy machine guns, why not produce light machine guns? Light machine guns are important firepower for squad firepower and mobile support.

The attack on Taiyuan in 1941 was a bit funny.

I recently read another military fiction novel that was forced to end after only reaching Northeast China. If the author wanted to write about a counterattack on the Japanese mainland, they should have had the organization send someone to the US to remind several Chinese scientists to tamper with the Manhattan Project and delay the arrival of the mushrooms.

During the War of Resistance Against Japan, the Chinese Communist Party lacked an industrial base; a modern PhD in a particular field would have been unable to fully utilize their abilities. Under those circumstances, the knowledge of a modern high school student was sufficient.