Developing the Nation Through Technology: You Said We Were Fishing, So Why Are You Building a Star Destroyer?

Reborn at the dawn of the century.

Meng Hao looked at the family cargo ship about to set sail and posed a soul-searching question.

As an ordinary ocean-going cargo ship, I think it needs a few minor modifications.

Fitting it with the vertical missile launch system essential to a destroyer is perfectly normal, right?

Installing a few phased-array radars is pretty common, right?

Stuffing a few hundred torpedoes into the cargo hold is no big deal, right?

And what about the carrier aircraft covering the entire deck?

Come on.

It's an ocean-going cargo ship.

Transporting dozens of sixth-generation fighter jets is perfectly logical!

That is, until it runs into pirates with a death wish, a certain country's navy that takes down its flag... and the Fourth Calamity Legion attacking from the depths of space.

Meng Hao says:

As a cargo ship, firing a few missiles, launching a few torpedoes, and sending out a few fighter jets to avoid danger in an emergency is no big deal.

What?

You say our cargo ship is an aerospace carrier capable of reaching for the stars?

Come on.

Who says cargo ships can only sail the oceans...

The sea of stars is still a sea!