Dragon Spirit Knight

As the ruler of a munitions empire, Tang Mo unexpectedly fell and was transported to an entirely different world, where he also unexpectedly acquired a "King of Munitions" system.
In this underdeveloped world, Tang Mo relied on the abilities granted to him by the system to drive the development of the entire world.
After all, the desire for civilization conquest had always been the driving force behind progress, and life had continuously evolved between attack and defense over tens of millions of years...
So, selling assault rifles to these archers and training knights to be tank operators... there shouldn't be any problem with that, right? XD

Munitions Empire

Finding an enemy fleet in the vastness of the sea is no easy task, even if you know the general area of their activity. It's like two blind men fighting, with no idea where the opponent is.


If the speeds of the two fleets are about the same, then playing hide and seek becomes even more exhausting: even if they spot each other, one fleeing and the other pursuing can lead to an endless chase.


That's why aircraft carriers later emerged as a weapon: during World War II, airplanes provided a vast reconnaissance range for the fleets, essentially lighting up the map, which was incredibly convenient.


As technology advanced, the reconnaissance planes that lit up the map became less important than launching direct attacks, with longer ranges and more significant impact, quickly replacing battleships and becoming the navy's new favorite.


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