醉至種花家

In 1905, deep in the Persian Gulf desert, the transmigrated Chen Feng, armed with knowledge far beyond his era, actually built ten revolutionary Dreadnought‑class battleships under the noses of the great powers. The inaugural arms‑trade expo had only three customers—Germany, Austria‑Hungary, and Argentina—when six of the massive ships thundered into the Suez Canal—a global naval revolution sparked by an industrial miracle rising from the desert—began.