Sanctions and Blockades, and We're the Ones Accused of Isolationism?

On Blue Star, the Eagle Sauce and other Western countries impose frenzied sanctions and blockades on Huaxia, severely hindering the nation's development.

After transmigrating, Qin Feng becomes a graduate student in nuclear physics at Kyoto University, working with a genius beauty professor to tackle controlled nuclear fusion.

Qin Feng discovers that in his dreams, he can travel to the future ten thousand years from now.

Controlled nuclear fusion, 3D-printed human organs, quantum computers: future technology has advanced to an astonishing degree.

Why bother tackling these problems? Just copy the technology directly.

When the Western countries led by Eagle Sauce develop their first-generation fusion technology, send people to the moon, and survey its helium-3 deposits, they discover that the moon has been hollowed out.

When they finally manage to pool enough money to land on Jupiter, they find it already covered in Five-Star Red Flags, with Huaxia bases all across the planet.

After taking a close look at Huaxia's technological progress,

Eagle Sauce and the others break down completely:

"We were supposed to be imposing sanctions and blockades. How did we end up being the ones behind a closed door?"

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