Chapter 795: Chapter 532, Blueprint of a Revolver_3
After he transmigrated to this side, he wanted to use his technology to secure a better life among the dwarves.
He proposed the concept of bolt-action rifles to the dwarves and gained their attention.
Miao Chao, who was proficient in data and sketching, helped Cao Junming with blueprint measurements calibration and creation.
Being brought along by Cao Junming this time, he also had a sense of being swept up in the current.
Fang Hao, watching the two men below, knew nothing of their experiences.
There are more than a few instances of transmigrators relying on their knowledge to curry favor with powerful natives.
In fact, it was quite serendipitous.
But causing such a huge influence, and leading to the violent capture of transmigrators by the dwarves, it was indeed the first of its kind.
“Alright, let’s sit down and talk.” Fang Hao had no intention of pursuing the matter further.
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“Thank you, thank you.” Cao Junming quickly thanked him and took his seat again.
Fang Hao continued, “So, why have you two brought blueprints? What’s on your mind?”
Cao Junming squinted, “Brother Fang Hao, the blueprint for the revolver is almost complete. I want to produce it to strengthen your power.”
As expected.
Guns are such things.
Sooner or later, they will become widespread in this world.
There are a large number of transmigrators who know about guns, especially those from places that are not gun-free zones.
There should be quite a few who understand firearms.
Cao Junming was able to produce bolt-action rifles ahead of time by leveraging the craftsmanship of the dwarves.
All sorts of guns will eventually be manufactured.
If a revolver could be made, it would undoubtedly replace the common short-barreled matchlocks.
To an army, rifles are still the most beneficial while the effects of revolvers cater more to personal safety.
“Sure, the research institute of Gray Iron City will be re-established, and you can continue perfecting the revolver there,” Fang Hao directly stated.
There was no significant change in Cao Junming’s expression, he probably anticipated this response.
He continued, “Brother Fang Hao, what kind of treatment can I expect?”
Fang Hao scrutinized him carefully.
He always felt that Cao Junming was somewhat cunning, especially when his eyes darted around when he spoke.
“Are you giving up your city?”
“Erm, my city has been abandoned for too long, I want to live in the city,” Cao Junming replied.
After thinking it over, Fang Hao decided to make some concessions.
“Alright, I’ll discuss this matter with Lord Bellerga and give you the same treatment as other developers. If there are any technological breakthroughs, I’ll reward you separately,” offered Fang Hao.
Cao Junming was somewhat disappointed.
When he arrived, he saw a group of transmigrators being given a lot of artifacts.
Especially two people holding large vases, which were clearly from the Dwarf Palace.
He thought that by producing the blueprint for the revolver, he would be able to exchange it for some good stuff.
Unfortunately, it didn’t seem like Fang Hao was thinking along those lines.
With the conversation at this point, all he could do was nod, “Thank you, Brother Fang Hao.”
Fang Hao then turned to the twenty or so young men standing behind, “Would you also like to settle in the city?”
Miao Chao shook his head, “No, I want to go back and continue developing my city. Brother, I’m good at drafting and mechanical drawing. I can help with any related tasks.”
Miao Chao gave a straightforward impression.
“Hmm, I’ll keep that in mind. You can return to your city, and I’ll ask Bellerga to accommodate you within the research institute. Involvement in some development work would benefit you,” responded Fang Hao.
“Oh, thank you, Brother.”
Having discussed the matters, the two didn’t stay longer than necessary and made their way out of the royal palace.
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The next day.
Accompanied by Bellerga.
Fang Hao visited Gray Iron City.
In particular, a towering statue of a king in the city center proved to be quite breathtaking.
Unlike the golden statue of the queen, the past statues of dwarves were made of gray stone and cast iron.
It gave off a robust industrial vibe.
He visited the residential areas, the ancestral altar, and the research institute and warehouse undergoing restoration.
Gradually, Gray Iron City was restoring order.
They passed through the city to the hillside behind.
Huge statues of kings were carved on the tall cliff.
The seventh was Rune, whose carving was only half complete when work stopped.
Looking at the stone carvings on the mountainside, Fang Hao was reminded of the mountain of Hokage statues in Naruto.
“Sir, I plan to have your figure added as well, as the eighth leader,” Bellerga looked up at the cliff-face and proposed.