You Said You Were Making Toys, So Why Did You Ship an Aircraft Carrier Strike Group?

After transmigrating back to the 1990s, Xu Ming becomes the owner of a toy factory on the verge of bankruptcy. The domestic market is fiercely competitive, so he makes a bold decision and ships all his toys to the Bear Country, where everyday goods are in short supply.

The toys are selling well enough, until one day he visits an abandoned aircraft carrier in the Bear Country...

Xu Ming: "This is how you make a toy."

He sells simplified models in the Bear Country to make a fortune, while precision models go to the Rabbit Country to boost its equipment technology.

The Great Emperor happens to visit the factory and says, "You're the best toy company in the Rabbit Country. I have to ask, how many missiles can this thing carry?"

Xu Ming grins. "Thank you, Great Emperor! You've truly opened my eyes! Let's make it just like that."

And so, a company was born that wore the disguise of a toy factory but was actually the world's largest military-industrial enterprise.

The Eagle Country: "Hello? What kind of toy factory are you running? You've 'built' the Rabbit Country into the world's strongest military!"

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