I Asked You to Make Toys, So Why Did You Build a Star Destroyer?

A sudden crisis at Ning Jiang's family's toy factory leaves thousands of workers on strike, demanding their wages.

His father goes gray overnight and falls gravely ill.

Ning Jiang, still in college, takes leave and returns home to shoulder the task of saving the toy factory.

"I've secretly saved some money for you. It'll be enough for you to get married and have a child."

"Stay out of this. Your dad will handle it alone!"

"Dad, leave the toy factory to me. You can trust me to get things done!"

To make his family's toys a hit around the world, Ning Jiang makes a series of outrageous modifications.

Railway Research Institute: "You call your Transformers toy cars?"

Aerospace Research Institute: "Your toy planes are already outperforming the J-20, and you still say they're made for kids?"

That would have been enough.

But when they discover that Ning Jiang has put advanced technologies that even the country has yet to fully master, such as curvature drives, dimensional foils, and controlled nuclear fusion, into his toys, they can no longer sit still.

Academy of Sciences: "Are you going to explain this Star Destroyer to the country?"

Ning Jiang: "I've told you, it's a toy! A toy! How many times do I have to explain it?!"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.