As a transmigrator, Liu Guangzheng naturally knew that nuclear bombs were not necessarily something one had to make entirely by hand. The world he had come from had no Daoist arts, no supernatural powers, yet it had still created nuclear bombs—and even hydrogen bombs more powerful than nuclear bombs.
But such things were the crystallized wisdom of a civilization's accumulated efforts over centuries. There was simply no way to think them into existence with an "I reckon" approach.
Even in the world before his transmigration, with sufficient industrial development, creating a nuclear bomb had taken an enormous amount of time, countless personnel and resources, and many failures.
Though he now had Daoists, an exceptionally powerful productive force, there was not the slightest accumulation in either theory or practice. When Yellow Heaven Daoist had crafted a nuclear bomb by hand, it was because his Daoist cultivation had already reached a realm that penetrated deep into the microscopic world. While he could not shake the rigorous laws of physics and rearrange matter itself, he could still guide things according to their inherent advantages.
Yet even under those circumstances, Yellow Heaven Daoist had still needed to pay with his own life to detonate the nuclear bomb.
What Yellow Heaven Daoist had held back then was, rather than a nuclear bomb, a sealed mass of highly concentrated nuclear fuel.
In essence, it had merely been a semi-finished product.
But it would be different if he could get hold of a blueprint. With the manufacturing capacity of the Daoists under Liu Guangzheng's command, there was a chance they could craft the relevant machinery by hand.
First handcraft machines, then use those machines to manufacture more precise machines, and finally build a nuclear bomb.
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