But even if they guessed, it would be useless, because China's technology changed by the day.
Moreover, new achievements kept appearing. Fully electric-propulsion submarines were no longer secrets, nor was the new Phantom Fighter Jet. Large stealth bombers and the like had also entered the production and deployment sequence.
Most importantly, their missiles were advancing far too quickly. All of this was visible to anyone. The only thing still limited in number was their carrier battle groups.
At present, the other side had only five carrier battle groups, and they apparently had no plans to increase that number. If they wanted to, they could naturally keep building them. After all, they were the ones who had once launched warships as casually as dumplings into a pot.
But since they were not building any now, did that mean it was not that they could not build them, but that perhaps there was no need?
No one knew the reason, but regardless of what it was, they had no way to influence it now.
Seven or eight months was not a long time. Yet to ordinary netizens, those seven or eight months had been a period of dramatic upheaval, because brand-new news seemed to emerge every day.
Super electric cars with a range of over 3,000 kilometers that could fully charge in just half an hour, new Space Shuttles, new Phantom Fighter Jets, purely electric-propulsion submarines, super stealth fighters... There seemed to be major news every single day.
But what they did not know was that, in another world, all the ordinary people of Great Qin were experiencing television for the first time. That was right—television had become widespread in that world as well.
And it was not merely television that had become widespread. Unlike Earth, where things had started with black-and-white