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

By the time General Feng Kezhi managed to sit up with the help of others, ten days had passed, and he contentedly leaned against his pillow, flipping through "The Impact of Infantry Communication Technology Advancements," finding the read increasingly enjoyable.


Unlike those obscure and difficult military treatises passed down from ancient times, this book no longer discussed ethereal military concepts, nor did it emphasize the personal quality of commanders or delve into the ever-changing battle scenarios.


The contents of this book were all substantive, addressing the impact of advancements in communication systems on the functioning of troops.


It elaborated why the Tang Army employed combat units on a large scale on the battlefield—a special and somewhat quirky formation.


The book began with ancient signal fires and progressed through torches, flag signals, and drums, concluding with later communication soldiers.


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