College Entrance Examination Failure Travels to 1931 and Strike Dongjing

The Soviet Union's science and technology advanced by leaps and bounds, and its breakthroughs in military aviation made the whole world feel strong pressure.

The rice empire on the other side of the ocean has always regarded itself as a military power. Faced with the Soviet Union's relentless pressure, it naturally did not want to fall behind.

In addition, the Qin Empire had already put a knife on its neck, so it had to burst out with amazing potential.

On a sunny yet turbulent day, the rice empire suddenly announced in a high-profile manner that it had successfully developed a third-generation fighter jet - the F-14 Tomcat fighter.

This news instantly caused a stir around the world. Major media outlets reported on it and military experts from various countries began heated discussions.

However, the focus of outside attention is not just on the fighter jet itself, but the deeper strategic significance hidden behind it.

At the distant German Alliance headquarters, in a building surrounded by heavy iron doors and strict guards, the atmosphere was tense and depressing.

Hitler, the supreme commander of the German Alliance, was sitting at the head of the huge conference table. His eyes were cold and deep as he stared at the intelligence documents in his hands.

A group of top military scientists sat around, all with solemn expressions on their faces.

"Everyone, according to reliable information from our intelligence personnel embedded within the Rice Empire," a tall, stern-faced intelligence officer stood up and spoke in a deep, powerful voice, "while the Rice Empire has a certain scientific research foundation, its scientific research capabilities are far inferior to ours. Developing a third-generation fighter in such a short time is truly puzzling."

As soon as these words were spoken, whispers suddenly broke out in the conference room.

A military scientist wearing thick glasses nodded slightly and took over the conversation. "I completely agree. In my opinion, all of this is due to the pressure of war. Life-or-death moments often unleash a nation's enormous potential. Don't forget, the growing strength of the Qin Empire is like a sharp sword hanging over the head of the Rice Empire, ready to fall at any moment."

"Not only that," another mustachioed scientist added, "In recent years, the Rice Empire has collected a lot of advanced aircraft technology data from around the world, which has provided important reference for their development of third-generation fighter jets."

At this moment, Hans Schmidt, a renowned expert in aerodynamics, stood up. His eyes revealed a hint of helplessness and determination. "Ladies and gentlemen, we are already lagging far behind in the development of third-generation fighter jets. Catching up with the US will be extremely difficult. I think we should consider abandoning the development of third-generation fighter jets."

As soon as these words were spoken, the conference room erupted in excitement. Some looked surprised, others seemed to be lost in thought, and still others couldn't help but raise their voices of doubt.

Hans Schmidt raised his hand slightly, signaling silence, and continued, "The fighter jets sold to us by the Qin Empire, upon analysis, are actually third-generation fighters. These days, our research team has been disassembling and researching them day and night. Imitating a similar third-generation fighter isn't difficult, but surpassing it is much more difficult. My suggestion is to skip the development of third-generation fighters and move directly into research on fourth-generation fighters."

He paused briefly, scanning everyone present, and continued, "As for the key components we're currently lacking, we can order them from the Great Qin Empire. Given our current close partnership with them, they shouldn't refuse. Once we master the technology for these key components, we can achieve breakthroughs in imitation and create our own domestically produced fourth-generation fighter jet."

This bold suggestion was like a bombshell, causing a strong response in the conference room.

Hitler's stern face gradually showed a hint of excitement. He slammed the table and said excitedly, "Okay! Let's follow your suggestion and focus on developing the fourth-generation fighter!"

However, not everyone supported this decision. Carl von Clausewitz, a veteran military strategist, stood up, his face filled with worry. "Prince," he said, "I understand the allure of this plan, but we have to consider the Qin Empire's attitude."

"The Great Qin Empire is now a powerful nation, occupying a significant position in both military and technological fields. If we rashly develop fourth-generation fighter jets, it will likely cause dissatisfaction among them.

If they impose a technological and material blockade on the German Alliance, the impact on us will be enormous, and may even directly lead to our defeat in the war with the Soviet Union. The consequences are unimaginable. "

These words were like a bucket of cold water, extinguishing the excitement that had just ignited in the conference room.

Everyone nodded in agreement.

Hitler's expression also became solemn. He leaned back in his chair and fell into deep thought.

After a moment, Hitler slowly spoke: “The research and development plan of the fourth-generation fighter is crucial to the future of our German Alliance and must not be abandoned.

However, to avoid unnecessary trouble, I hereby order that this research and development plan be classified as top secret, and any disclosure of relevant information to the outside world is strictly prohibited. All personnel involved in the research and development must sign a strict confidentiality agreement. Any leak will be severely punished!

As Hitler's order was issued, the German alliance's fourth-generation fighter development plan quietly began in extreme secrecy.

In this ever-changing world, the military technology race among nations is intensifying in secret. No one knows where this war without gunpowder will ultimately lead the world.

In the days that followed, Hans Schmidt and his research team plunged headfirst into the development of the fourth-generation fighter jet. They toiled day and night, the lights in the laboratory never going out. Drawings were repeatedly revised, experimental data constantly updated. Every breakthrough was met with joyful cheers from the team members, while every setback only strengthened their resolve to move forward.

Carl von Clausewitz took on the heavy responsibility of dealing with the Qin Empire. He frequently met with Qin Empire diplomats, carefully maintaining a cooperative relationship between the two sides while skillfully avoiding revealing the true intentions of the German alliance.

Every diplomatic negotiation was like a thrilling game. With his wisdom and rich diplomatic experience, he strived for the greatest interests for the German Alliance in the complex international relations.

Hitler, the commander at the pinnacle of power, remained calm and dignified on the surface, but his heart was always troubled by the development plan of the fourth-generation fighter.

He often came to the office alone late at night, staring at the huge military map on the wall and thinking about the future of the German Alliance.

He knew very well that this military technology competition not only concerned the honor of the German Alliance, but also the survival of the entire country.

The entire Qin Empire also underwent earth-shaking changes...