God-level Hero - Chapter 1417: National Day Arrives, Please Vote for Monthly Tickets~~~

God-level Hero

Chapter 1417: National Day Arrives, Please Vote for Monthly Tickets~~~

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Chapter 1417: National Day Arrives, Please Vote for Monthly Tickets~~~

Book friends, Happy National Day. This month, Smoke Tray must pull himself together, save up for milk money, and strive to ensure updates. Everyone is also urged to cast monthly votes.

On Mid-Autumn Festival, Smoke Tray, recovering from illness and feeling invigorated, posted a single Chapter, which resulted in lively discussions in the book review area and forum. Well, although it’s not Smoke Tray’s original intent, holidays are meant to be lively.

There have always been book friends advising Smoke Tray, when you write about online games, just write about online games. Could you please refrain from mixing in those political views? If a book friend disagrees with your views and angrily abandons the book and unsubscribes, wouldn’t the loss be yours?

What you said makes a lot of sense. However, Smoke Tray is a pure underdog, and a characteristic of being a pure underdog is "living a life of gutter oil, worrying about Zhongnanhai’s affairs." This trait is deeply ingrained in Smoke Tray’s soul, probably very hard to change.

Back when I conceived this book, China and Japan were bumping ships and firing water cannons in the East Sea. Think about it, even with the United States backing them, Japan wouldn’t dare bump ships with Russia. Russia would definitely open fire directly! That’s why Smoke Tray was indignant, hence the birth of this book, which starts with the ocean.

The tone of this book destined for those themes to appear, Smoke Tray can only beautifully name it as style. Hope everyone likes it.

Then there’s the unavoidable question of whether China or Japan is superior. Smoke Tray couldn’t help but express a viewpoint. Nowadays, many young people don’t like learning history. Even if they do, they often go to learn Japanese history, remembering various skill and intelligence scores of figures like Oda Nobunaga and Tokugawa Ieyasu, and the ship girl stats of "Fubuki," "Murasame," "Chaowu," and "Hatsuyuki" are clearer than anyone else. Smoke Tray’s history was also taught by a sports teacher, only remembering a general idea, so let’s not talk about history. Let’s talk about now.

Smoke Tray sums it up in one sentence: China’s older generation of leaders loved PK, and the harsh external environment of China necessitates PK, so China’s skill points are all allocated to PK skills, and particularly ultimate strategic PK skills. Whereas Japan’s skill points are limited to production skills and restricted conventional PK skill points.

So, regarding elevators, excavators, game consoles, China indeed can’t compare with Japan. China’s PK slash damage also can’t match Japan’s, that’s a fact. But when it comes to bigger weapons! China developed atomic bombs in the 1960s, intercontinental missiles in the 1970s, nuclear submarines in the 1980s, submarine-launched intercontinental missiles in the 1990s, Beidou Navigation in the 2000s, high-speed rail in 2010, stealth fighter in 2013! Each of these is a strategic weapon, Japan can’t compare with any, because they fundamentally don’t have them nor can they have them.

But what Japan can have, we will eventually have. Is there any comparison here?

Now let’s talk about the J-20 stealth fighter, which China claims is independently developed. If you believe it, you should be proud of your motherland. If you don’t believe it, it means the United States also has corrupt officials, and ones that sell the nation’s highest secrets at that! So don’t mention China’s corrupt officials; the United States has them too.

If you don’t believe that the United States has corrupt officials, then let’s talk about China’s earlier domestic fighter, the JF-17. When the JF-17 was showcased at an air show in Pakistan, observers from various countries were stunned by the instruments in the cockpit: a mix of European nations!

"What happened to the promised technology embargo on China?"

In any case, as a Chinese, still silently wish the motherland a happy birthday. (To be continued. If you like this work, you’re welcome to go to Qidian (qidian.com) to vote for recommendation tickets and monthly tickets. Your support is my greatest motivation. Mobile users, please read at m.qidian.com.)

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