The Great War of Archimedes

In the early 1930s, the Japanese Imperial Navy is determined to build an immense battleship named Yamato, which would become the largest and most intimidating naval vessel of its time. However, Admiral Yamamoto Isoroku, who holds a more strategic perspective, disagrees with this ambitious project. He recognizes that resources could be better allocated elsewhere and decides to seek support from an unconventional ally: Tadashi Kai, an upstart mathematician renowned for his expertise in logistics.As they delve deeper into the planning process, Tadashi discovers significant discrepancies between the official cost estimates and the actual figures. It becomes evident that someone has been manipulating the numbers to push through the Yamato's construction. With the stakes higher than ever, Admiral Isoroku and Kai find themselves entangled in a conspiracy that threatens not only their careers but also the future of Japan itself.As they work tirelessly to expose the truth behind this hidden agenda, they must navigate through a web of political intrigue and face formidable opposition from within the ranks of their own navy. Their unrelenting pursuit of justice and their unwavering dedication to what's best for the country are put to the test in this gripping historical thriller that captures the tumultuous era of early 20th-century Japan.