Jin Qianqian had a point. If they could figure things out from the blueprints, then with the ships in enemy hands for so long, it was only a matter of time before they were copied.
Gu Wenheng was more concerned about the performance of the ship they had built with their own hands, so he grabbed a crewman from the voyage and questioned him relentlessly.
The final conclusion was that their ship was leagues better than the ones they had captured from the Eastern Yi.
It sailed faster and had a larger capacity.
Most importantly, it was much more stable in rough seas than the other ships.
Many soldiers suffered from seasickness, but on their ship, the number was less than half of that on the others.
Jin Qianqian said, "In that case, we won't need to make any major modifications to the third ship for now."
In the short time they had been away, the craftsmen had already rushed to complete the second ship.
