I Submit Nanotechnology to Make My Country Strong

It feels okay, but the inability to show the real country name really affects the perception.

It is the operation of achieving global unification after the "end of the world" that makes me eye-catching. The other settings are really no surprise at all. Judging from the length of the chapters, the process of destined to unify the earth is written in a short and sloppy manner. The struggle for earth's hegemony is ended in a hurry and written into outer space, and then it is finished. If it is a long novel, start with hundreds of "defying" weapons and technologies, and start a low-key development path of thousands of chapters.

It's a cool science and technology article, and it started well. When I read Chapter 46, the International Hunter Academy organized a world military competition. They knew that China had plasma rifles, but they also said that for the sake of fairness, weapons from all countries were received together and delivered randomly. Soldiers from various countries are used to weapons from different countries, so how about using weapons from other countries? Especially the plasma rifle, which is no longer high-tech but black technology. Can this be handed over? Although I'm not afraid of others learning from it, that's not okay. Handing in weapons is a matter of principle. Do any soldiers hand over their own weapons? You don't need to read the rest to understand this. The cool articles are written casually, but the principles cannot be compromised.

Who knows who knows, withdrew