I Asked You to Pose as a Top Student, So How Did You Become a Scientist?

Intern Lin Zhe pretends to be a top student to take part in a technology-focused national development program.

He unexpectedly binds to the Great Nation Technology System, which not only lets him discover the world's most advanced technologies, but also tells him exactly where their flaws lie.

Even a single bolt has to be imported, while a top student from Qing University boasts about the country's advanced foreign bolt technology. Lin Zhe steps in.

High-end bolts, leading countries: China, Germany, and Japan. 26 flaws.

Lithography machines, leading countries: the United States, Japan, and Germany, among others. 845 flaws.

Aircraft engines, leading countries: the United States and Britain. 916 flaws.

High-speed optical and electrical chips, leading country: the United States. 927 flaws.

Strategic bombers, leading countries: the United States and the Soviet Union. 1,011 flaws.

Everyone talks about overtaking on the bends.

Lin Zhe says it's easier to overtake on the straight.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.