Tang Yue began to bury herself in drawing. She had many ideas in her head recently, and now she was ready to draw them all.

The warship designed by Tang Yue, which she named "Kemi," is a large, multi-purpose missile destroyer primarily designed for air defense, tasked with escorting carrier strike groups and other mobile formations.

The ship has a full-load displacement of approximately 9,150 tons, a length of 156 meters, a beam of 20.5 meters, a draft of 6.3 meters, a speed of 32 knots, and a range of 4,400 nautical miles at 20 knots. The Type I crew complement is 346 (including 22 officers).

It is equipped with the "Dayu Shield" system, which has powerful air defense and anti-missile capabilities. It is also equipped with a variety of weapon systems, and has multiple combat capabilities such as anti-submarine, anti-ship and land attack.

Tang Yue firmly believes that the "Kemi" will become a milestone in the reappearance of Chinese warships on the world stage.

Every time Tang Yue finished drawing a section, she had to make annotations next to it, because many of the materials were not yet produced in China. This all had to be done by Da Tou Zhen and a few others within the space.

However, once the pins and other materials were made, Tang Yue would write down the specific methods for making them.

Take the "Dayu Shield" system as an example. It is an integrated surface warship combat system with powerful air defense and anti-missile capabilities. It consists of five parts:

SPPY-1 Phased Array Radar: This is the core sensor of the "Dayu Shield" system, possessing multi-functional, multi-target tracking and search capabilities. Employing phased array technology, it can scan and track targets in multiple directions in an extremely short time, simultaneously tracking hundreds of targets and guiding missiles to intercept multiple targets.

Command and Decision System: Responsible for processing information acquired by sensors such as radar, assessing, classifying and judging targets and threats, formulating operational plans and command and control strategies, and coordinating the operational actions of various weapon systems.

Weapon control system: Based on instructions from the command and decision-making system, it controls the launch and guidance of shipborne weapon systems to ensure accurate target hits. For example, it can control the launch of the "Standard" series of air defense missiles and provide mid-course and terminal guidance information.

Launching systems, including vertical launch systems (VLSS), are used to launch various weapons such as Standard surface-to-air missiles and Tomahawk cruise missiles. VLSS offers advantages such as high launch speed, large payload capacity, and the ability to launch multiple missiles simultaneously, significantly enhancing the combat capabilities of warships.

Combat Readiness Monitoring System: This system performs real-time monitoring and fault diagnosis of all its components to ensure it remains in a state of high readiness. Upon detection of a fault, it can be quickly isolated and repaired, guaranteeing the system's reliability and stability.

These are all upgrades and innovations by Tang Yue based on existing warships from Japan and the United States. The materials were mostly salvaged from Japanese and American warships. If they didn't meet Tang Yue's expectations, she would rework them.

Tang Yue felt that drawing was too tiring. Her two hands were simply not enough, and when inspiration struck, her hands couldn't keep up with the speed of her thoughts.

Thus, Tang Yue's fifth creation, the Summoning Pen, was born. Tang Yue named it "Five Summonings".