I Just Finished Analyzing a Raptor, and You Want Me to Build a Washing Machine?

Su Chang returns to 2003, just as the wave of military factories transitioning to civilian production is in full swing. In response to the call to become self-reliant, Factory 742, where he works, switches to making washing machines.

But Su Chang discovers that he has an analysis System with him.

After looking at a photo of the F-22 Raptor, he masters all its key technologies completely.

A few days later, the director stares at Su Chang's washing machine design and falls into deep thought.

"Why does your front-loader use a turbofan engine?"

And so, Project 22 at Factory 142 is quietly established.

At the time, China's third-generation fighter has only just begun test flights, while the Eagle Nation's fourth-generation fighter made its maiden flight six years ago.

But a year later, Su Chang's fourth-generation fighter enters service before the J-10.

The Eagle Nation stares at its codename and falls into deep thought.

"22... It can't be the F-22, can it?"

Su Chang says, "What a coincidence! Our next project is codenamed 35."

When others become self-reliant, they make painful transitions. How come your self-reliance made you number one in export revenue?

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