College Entrance Examination Failure Travels to 1931 and Strike Dongjing

Three days later, in a secret scientific laboratory in the German League.

The laboratory, located a hundred meters underground, is surrounded by thick concrete walls and advanced protective systems. This is the German Alliance's most advanced weapons research and development center, bringing together top scientists and engineers from around the world. Today, the atmosphere in the laboratory is unusually lively, and the scientists' faces are filled with unconcealed excitement.

"Success! We finally did it!" Chief scientist Hans von Krauss excitedly waved the data report in his hand, his voice trembling slightly with excitement. He was a physicist in his fifties, his graying hair slightly messy, but his eyes sparkled with wisdom. On the laboratory table behind him lay a scaled-down model of a missile aircraft, a miniature prototype of a new tank, and a model of a heavy rocket launcher.

"After a period of continuous research and cracking of the equipment of the Qin Empire, we have finally developed a new type of missile aircraft, tanks, and this heavy rocket launcher!" Klaus's voice echoed in the laboratory, and the surrounding scientists gathered around, their faces full of anticipation and pride.

"Our industrial base is already very advanced, and with the advanced machine tool production lines we've purchased from the Qin Empire, our current technological productivity means we're already capable of producing even more advanced equipment!" added Emily Schneider, a young mechanical engineer. She pushed her glasses up, her eyes gleaming with confidence. Emily was the youngest member of the team, but her talent had long been recognized by everyone.

"Haha, all this is thanks to the Qin Empire, which provided us with a considerable amount of advanced weapons for reference," Klaus said with a smile, a hint of sarcasm in his tone. He walked over to the experimental table and gently stroked the missile aircraft model as if it were a precious work of art.

"However, what excites me most is this heavy rocket launcher." Klaus turned and pointed at the rocket launcher model, his eyes gleaming. "We've named it the 'Destroyer Rocket Launcher.' It has an astonishing range of 20 kilometers, far exceeding any artillery we currently have. Each rocket has the explosive power equivalent to 30 kilograms of TNT, capable of destroying a small military stronghold in an instant."

Its firepower coverage is extremely wide, and a single salvo can cover an area the size of a football field, which can create an overwhelming firepower advantage on the battlefield. Especially when facing Soviet armored forces, this rocket launcher will be our most powerful weapon."

"Another advantage of the Destroyer rocket launcher is its mobility," Emily continued, her tone brimming with professional confidence. "Its modular design allows for quick disassembly and assembly, facilitating transport and deployment. Even in complex terrain, it can be quickly deployed for combat. Furthermore, its automated loading system and precise fire control system allow operators to complete launch preparations in record time, greatly improving combat efficiency."

"Let's tell the Garden Master this news immediately!" Emily suggested, a hint of urgency in her voice. She knew what this breakthrough meant—the German Alliance's military strength would be further enhanced, bringing them one step closer to the technological level of the Qin Empire.

The scientists quickly compiled their data reports and experimental results, preparing to report them to Hitler. Meanwhile, the atmosphere in Hitler's office seemed somewhat solemn.

Hitler sat behind his large desk, brow furrowed, clutching a newly arrived intelligence report. It indicated the Soviet Union's recent frequent troop movements along the border, hinting at some large-scale operation. Hitler was well aware that while the German Alliance's military might was formidable, it still lagged behind the Soviet Union's.

Just then, there was a knock on the office door.

"Come in." Hitler raised his head and said in a low and powerful voice.

Klaus and Emily walked in, holding thick reports in their hands. Klaus bowed slightly, his tone filled with unconcealed excitement: "Master, we have important news to tell you."

Hitler's eyes swept over the two of them, his brows slightly relaxed: "Go ahead."

"We've successfully developed new missile aircraft, tanks, and a heavy rocket launcher!" Klaus' voice was filled with pride. "The performance of these equipment far exceeds anything we currently have, even approaching the level of the Qin Empire in some aspects. This 'Destroyer Rocket Launcher' is especially noteworthy. It has a range of 20 kilometers, and each rocket has an explosive power equivalent to 500 kilograms of TNT, providing an overwhelming firepower advantage on the battlefield."

Hitler's eyes lit up. He stood up, walked over to Klaus, took the report, and quickly flipped through it. As he read deeper, a smile gradually appeared on his face.

"This is exciting news." Hitler closed the report and glanced at everyone present. "We have finally taken another big step forward, closing the gap with the Qin Empire in technology."

He turned and walked back to his desk, pressing the communicator on the table: "Call a high-level meeting immediately, we have important matters to discuss."

A few minutes later, the German League's top leaders gathered in a conference room. Hitler stood at the table, holding the report in his hands, his eyes firm and sharp.

"Ladies and gentlemen, what we're discussing today isn't just the production and deployment of these new equipment," Hitler said in a deep, powerful voice. "More importantly, it's about how we can leverage this technological breakthrough to further consolidate our strategic advantage."

The atmosphere in the conference room suddenly became tense, and everyone realized that this meeting would determine the future strategic direction of the German Alliance.

"The Soviet Union has been making frequent moves in the border areas recently. We must prepare for the worst." Hitler continued, "The production of these new equipment must be accelerated. We must deploy them to the front lines as quickly as possible."

"Your Excellency, I have a proposal." Defense Minister Albert Schmidt stood up and spoke in a steady voice. "We can use this technological breakthrough to demonstrate our strength to the Soviet Union and quickly produce our own equipment for deployment on the battlefield. Now is the time to test our technological productivity. This 'Destroyer Rocket Launcher' in particular has a range and power sufficient to create an overwhelming advantage on the battlefield. We can prioritize its deployment to the front lines to inflict tremendous psychological pressure on the Soviet Union."

Hitler nodded, a glint of approval in his eyes. "Very good, Schmidt, your proposal is very valuable. We can use diplomatic channels to send a clear signal to the Soviet Union - the German Alliance is no longer an opponent they can easily ignore."

The meeting lasted for several hours, and finally, Hitler made a decision: to speed up the production and deployment of new equipment, especially the priority production of the "Destroyer Rocket Launcher", and at the same time put pressure on the Soviet Union through diplomatic means to put them under psychological pressure.

After the meeting, Hitler stood alone at his office window, gazing at the distant sky, his mind racing. He knew this technological breakthrough was just the beginning, and the future of Demeng was still filled with unknown challenges.

"The Great Qin Empire..." Hitler murmured in a low voice, a complicated look flashing in his eyes, "The competition between us has just begun."

Meanwhile, Klaus and Emily returned to the lab and continued their intense research. They knew that the successful development of the "Destroyer Rocket Launcher" was only the beginning of Demeng Technology's rise, and mass production was still needed.