I Rewrite the Classic of Mountains and Seas in the Starry Skies
Chapter 1684

Taking It in Stride (First Update)

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Xia Chujian smiled and shook her head. "The Bat-style Fighter Jet my master brought, along with all the supplies and reinforcements, is already enough."

"I don't need any other compensation."

After Xia Chujian finished speaking, her eyes shifted as she remembered something. "But, Master, could the One Hundred Thousand Plasma Sniper Rifles you brought also be given these capabilities?"

"Could they all be modified?"

Just thinking about how formidable those one hundred thousand sniper rifles would be if they could achieve the same performance made her excited!

Su Buyan said with feeling, "Now that the Reverse Engineering has been completed and I understand the performance of the new energy source, modifying the Plasma Large Sniper Rifles I brought won't be difficult."

"But I'd have to take them back and find a Royal Heavy Industries factory to carry out modifications on a large scale."

Xia Chujian's eyes flickered. "Master, the headquarters of Zong Arms Factory is right here. Can't we modify them here?"

No matter what, she did not want Su Buyan using Royal Heavy Industries' instruments for the modifications.

Su Buyan slapped his thigh. "Oh my! That's right! How did I forget that?!"

"Zong Military Industries' factory is right here, so why go far when we have something close at hand?!"

"I'll contact Master Zong right away!"

Xia Chujian said, "No need to bother. Master Zong has given me full authority over this place. I'll open up the factory for you, and you can start modifying them immediately."

Su Buyan did not ask why Master Zong had handed full authority over Zong Military Industries' headquarters to Xia Chujian.

At that moment, all he could think about was modifying the One Hundred Thousand Plasma Sniper Rifles he had brought according to the principles of Reverse Engineering!

As long as they could

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