Jin Qianqian's words made perfect sense. If they could figure it out just from the blueprints, it was only a matter of time before the enemy replicated the ships they had held for so long.
Gu Wenheng was currently more concerned with the condition of the ships they had built themselves, relentlessly questioning the returning crew members.
The final conclusion was that their newly built ship was several leagues above the vessels they had intercepted from Eastern Yi.
It boasted faster sailing speeds and greater cargo capacity.
More importantly, it handled ocean waves far more stably than the other ships.
Many soldiers typically suffered from seasickness, but the number of afflicted men on this new ship was less than half compared to the others.
"In that case, we won't need to make any major modifications to the third ship for now," Jin Qianqian said.
Meanwhile, the craftsmen had already rushed to complete the second ship in a short amount of time.
