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The convoy drove past a series of factory buildings and finally stopped at the edge of a huge concrete platform.

This is a test flight site specially prepared for top-secret projects, and it is surrounded by tight security.

In the distance was a huge hangar with the words "Morning Star Project" spray-painted on the closed door.

After everyone got off the bus, they were led to a temporary viewing platform.

The sky was still overcast, but at least it wasn't raining.

"Chief Engineer Fang, you've been working on your fourth-generation aircraft for so long, isn't it time to show it off today?"

Wang Tiesheng asked impatiently, with a hint of provocation in his tone.

Fang Yu smiled slightly.

"Commander Wang, please be patient. The plane will be here soon."

He picked up the intercom and spoke a few words briefly.

“Let’s get started.”

The venue immediately fell silent, and everyone's attention was focused on the huge hangar.

With a low roar, the hangar door slowly slid open.

"Are you ready, everyone?"

There was an unconcealable pride in Fang Yu's voice.

"Get ready for this milestone in the history of aviation."

The hangar was pitch black, and only a huge outline could be vaguely seen standing there quietly.

Suddenly, several strong lights came on at the same time, illuminating the entire interior of the hangar.

An unprecedented fighter plane slowly slid out of the hangar.

There was a dead silence in the viewing stand, and everyone held their breath.

No one spoke, no one even blinked.

More than a dozen senior generals who were accustomed to big scenes were like petrified at this moment, staring at the slowly gliding fighter plane.

“Is this…is this really a plane?”

Chief of Staff Li Mingyuan muttered to himself, his voice trembling slightly with shock.

"It doesn't look like an airplane, but more like some kind of...future weapon."

Equipment Minister Zheng Hongwei said softly, not daring to take his eyes off the fighter plane for a moment.

Liu Yadong gripped the railing tightly, his knuckles turning white from excessive force.

In his thirty-year military career, he had seen all kinds of advanced weapons, but none of them had made him feel as shocked and proud as the fighter plane in front of him.

“This… this is really something we made?”

An elderly aerospace engineer muttered to himself, his voice thick with disbelief.

He walked slowly around the fighter plane, his rough fingers hardly daring to touch the smooth surface, as if he was afraid that this was just a dream.

Fang Yu stood at the back of the crowd, looking at the top domestic experts in front of him who were speechless with shock at the futuristic technology he brought. A satisfied smile appeared on the corner of his mouth.

The J-20's appearance is completely different from any fighter jet people are familiar with.

Its fuselage is not the sleek and streamlined shape of traditional fighter jets, but a collection of geometric shapes composed of multiple planes and sharp angles.

The nose of the plane is flat and wide, like some kind of lurking predator.

The wings are integrated into the fuselage, presenting a unique "diamond" outline.

The vertical tail is not a conventional vertical design, but is tilted outward to form a pair of conspicuous "eight" characters.

The whole design looks fierce and mysterious, exuding a cool futuristic feel.

"If I hadn't seen it with my own eyes, I would never have believed that an airplane of this shape could fly,"

Professor Li, an expert in aerodynamics, shook his head, his tone full of awe.

"This is a complete denial of traditional aerodynamics theory."

An Air Force lieutenant general in military uniform walked forward, gently touched the sharp outline of the wing edge with his fingers, and marveled at it.

"How will this angular design react on the radar?"

“Almost non-existent,”

Fang Yu stepped forward and explained.

"This unique geometry is designed to scatter radar waves in different directions, making it impossible for enemy radar to capture effective echoes."

"Simply put, the reflection area of ​​this fighter jet on enemy radar is equivalent to that of a sparrow."

The Air Force Lieutenant General's eyes lit up instantly. He looked around and made sure that no outsiders were present, then asked in a low voice.

"You mean, this plane is practically invisible to enemy radar?"

Fang Yu nodded, a hint of pride flashing in his eyes.

"Not only that, its maximum flight speed can reach Mach 2.5, its practical ceiling exceeds 2 meters, and its combat radius exceeds 1000 kilometers."

"Also, it is equipped with our newly developed PL-10 medium-range air-to-air missile, which can shoot down enemy aircraft before they detect it."

The military representatives exchanged glances, their eyes flashing with surprise and disbelief.

“What about the electronic system?”

An avionics expert asked impatiently.

"Fully digital fly-by-wire flight control," Fang Yu continued, "every command from the pilot is processed by the computer to ensure the aircraft remains stable even in high-maneuverability situations."

"This means it can perform unprecedented complex maneuvers, such as low-speed, high-angle-of-attack maneuvers, and even controllable flight in a super-stall state."

An old engineer stroked the smooth surface of the fuselage with trembling hands.

“This coating… I’ve never seen it before.”

"Special radar absorbing material,"

Fang Yu explained.

"It has a multi-layer structure that can absorb radar waves in different frequency bands, further enhancing the stealth effect."

"This is simply... a fantasy,"

A senior test pilot muttered to himself, his eyes fixed on the sharp nose of the aircraft.

“If I hadn’t seen it with my own eyes, I would have thought it was something out of science fiction.”

Fang Yu smiled.

"In fact, the design concept of this aircraft is at least 30 years ahead of the current world level."

As the sun gradually rose higher, the J-20's silver-gray fuselage gleamed coldly in the sunlight.

Outside the hangar, more and more staff members were attracted by this unprecedented fighter jet. They pointed and talked at it from a safe distance, their eyes full of curiosity and awe.

“When will it fly?”

Air Force Commander-in-Chief Liu Yadong walked up to Fang Yu and asked impatiently.

Fang Yu checked his watch and turned to the technicians present.

“Have you completed the final system checks?”

The chief engineer nodded: "Everything is normal. Theoretically, the first flight can be arranged today."

"Good!" Liu Yadong clapped his hands, his eyes flashing with excitement. "I must see this 'monster' flying in the sky with my own eyes today!"

Fang Yu quietly looked at the fighter plane that embodied the hard work of him and countless engineers. The sunlight flowed on the fuselage, outlining its sharp outline.

In this era, the J-20 is not just a fighter jet; it represents a huge leap for China's aviation industry and a revolutionary definition of future air combat.

Hearing this, Fang Yu nodded and turned to give instructions to the staff to prepare for the first flight.

For a moment, the base became busy. Technicians began to conduct final inspections of the fighter jets, test pilots were urgently summoned, and air and ground safety measures were implemented one after another.

The J-20 stood quietly in the morning light, its sharp outline like a sword about to be unsheathed, ready to go.

And after everything is ready.

Fang Yu nodded slightly, picked up the communicator, and said firmly:

"Pilot, ready for takeoff."

The J-20 slowly moved to the start of the runway, and the engine sound gradually changed from a low hum to a deafening roar.

Everyone could feel the ground shaking slightly, which was the prelude to the WS-10 engine accumulating energy.

Suddenly, the J-20 rushed towards the runway like an arrow, and the acceleration was so great that the audience almost had visual lag.

Just seconds later, the front wheels of this futuristic fighter jet had left the ground.

Then the entire fuselage rose smoothly and gracefully into the air and disappeared into the clouds.