World War: Battleship Arms Dealers

In 1905, deep in the Persian Gulf desert, the time traveler Chen Feng, with knowledge far ahead of his time, miraculously built ten groundbreaking Dreadnought-class battleships right under the noses of the great powers. The first arms trade conference had only three clients: Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Argentina. But when six giant ships sailed into the Suez Canal like thunder, a global naval revolution sparked by an industrial miracle rising from the desert was about to begin.