Three Days Back in the Village, and My Second Uncle Developed a Nuclear Aircraft Carrier for Me

After transmigrating, Chen Ting's brain was overloaded by a sudden flood of information, temporarily depriving him of some of his social abilities.

As a result, a doctor in the mountains misdiagnosed him with autism when he was a child.

He could only gradually cure his symptoms by working to convert the information in his brain into things in the real world.

One day, his niece's family came to visit.

His niece, who was preparing for a university research competition, borrowed his computer to revise her paper, but accidentally saved Chen Ting's research data instead.

By the time she realized what had happened, she was already onstage giving a presentation, livestreamed to the entire internet.

Netizen: Holy crap, a floating nuclear-powered supercarrier? Is university research really this hardcore now?

Netizen: She's even got carrier data. That's suspicious. Looks like she's in for a hard time.

The livestream was quickly cut off.

Expert: You entered a university research competition with plans for a floating nuclear-powered aircraft carrier?

Military: You're a student developing an aircraft carrier? Tell us, did you steal our classified information?

His niece burst into tears on the spot: This really isn't mine. I think it's my second uncle's...

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