I Just Wanted to Make Movies for Some Bucks, So How Did I Become Invincible on Blue Star?

Ye Dong transmigrates to the 1980s and gains the Military Arsenal System.

He immediately turns it over to the nation, and the leadership begins secret research.

Three years later, an incredible array of military technologies is ready.

But the country's foundations are weak, and mass production will still take years.

Then a researcher defects, threatening to expose the secret project.

If it comes out, future research will be hindered, and enemy nations will surely start copying them!

Luckily, Ye Dong takes on the crucial task of "tactical misdirection."

If we can't keep our secrets hidden, then we'll reveal them ourselves!

Laser weapons! Biochemical weapons! Aerospace carriers!

We don't have any of those!

Don't ask. They're just movie props!

Interstellar wars! Killer aliens! Titan starships!

We're just a poor, developing country with nothing to our name!

All we can do is have genius director Ye Dong make a few movies and earn a little pocket money!

Years later, the Eagle Sauce sees Americans lining up outside a movie theater and scratches his head:

"Rabbit, this is cultural invasion!"

Rabbit displays the laser weapons, biochemical weapons, and aerospace carriers now deployed throughout its military, then nods:

"Say that one more time, and see what happens."

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