In the sweltering heat of the stamping workshop, the final assembly and testing of the bullets were being conducted,
As a gigantic finished bullet appeared before everyone,
the surface of the casing and bullet head still showed the patterns of iron chains and was covered with closely arranged "protrusions."
These small protrusions would be simultaneously activated when the bullet was fired.
The heat generated by the internal gunpowder explosion would cause all of them to protrude outward, forming needle pricks as the bullet left the barrel, maximizing the display of the pain attribute contained in the bullet head.
The pain bullets had passed the factory's safety tests and could be used as normal ammunition, and according to the jointly devised design, future autonomous production was possible.
However, due to the special nature of the painful iron chains, even if the entire factory was devoted to production, no more than three bullets could be produced per day.
