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Summary

A poignant narrative unfolds as the complexities of naval construction are explored, highlighting the vast resources required, including political and financial backing from a once-great nation. Despite the historical context of the Japanese navy's rapid rise, the emphasis remains on the critical role of funding. The narrative transitions to Chang Wei, who grapples with the challenges of submarine development amid inadequate steel quality and potential espionage. As he navigates a labyrinth of military and political intrigue, the looming threat of external infiltration complicates his mission. Ultimately, Chang Wei's commitment to a successful resolution underscores the tension between ambition and the harsh realities of resource constraints and internal strife.

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