How Could We Forget DYD? (Thanks to MITMAttack for the League Patron!)

Many, many years later.

As the Rabbits grew stronger, the seals on the files concerning their development of nuclear weapons were gradually lifted.

Of the many events recorded in those files,

the meeting held on the first day of the Lunar New Year was undoubtedly the most important topic of discussion and attention across the board.

In the end, because the identities of everyone who attended had not been fully disclosed, a highly contentious debate even sprang up online:

When the records said that "[all 33 experts and scholars applauded in unison]," had Li Jue, the base's director at the time, been included?

Some people believed Li Jue was included. After all, he was a technically minded leader and could certainly be considered an expert.

Those who disagreed argued that Li Jue was not included, because the experts in question had to be nuclear-energy professionals with specialized knowledge.

This even led to a lot of amateur history buffs posting videos to analyze the evidence. But beneath these videos, one could generally find another comment: "[You have Grandpa Yuan Guoliang to blame for feeding you so well.]"

Of course,

the people at the meeting had no idea that later generations would take the discussion in such a strange direction. Almost everyone was focused on the words Li Jue had just spoken.

Namely:

All three bombs would be detonated at once!

Suddenly, Old Guo, seated below the stage, looked a little dazed.

To be honest,

if someone had told him four years ago that the Rabbits would break through the development barriers for atomic bombs, hydrogen bombs, and neutron bombs all within the next four years, he—no, anyone present, even top experts like Lu Guangda, Qian Bingqiong, and Qian Wushi—wouldn't have believed a single word.

What a joke.

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