You Asked Me to Make Toys, So Why Am I Teaching Kids to Build Nuclear Bombs by Hand?

Lin Mo transmigrates to a parallel world and becomes the owner of a toy factory.

The industry is brutally competitive, and the factory is on the verge of bankruptcy. Lin Mo decides to take a hard-core approach to toys.

He launches the slogan: "Kids of Great Xia, from now on, no more kneading mud. Let's knead giant mushrooms instead!"

The first product, "Baby Death Jeep," hits the market. It reaches 120 kilometers per hour and "uses up one kid every hundred meters," taking the internet by storm.

The military: One baby stroller solved a major technical problem with our domestically developed new tank.

Automakers everywhere are green with envy, pulling out their checkbooks and throwing money at him.

After making a fortune, Lin Mo keeps pushing forward.

He builds and expands a children's metalworking and casting kit.

Plastic becomes iron, glue becomes welding. Kids get a head start in life, and it's totally criminal!

Then he achieves even greater success with a children's chemistry workshop.

How to make explosives: teach the kids how to become men, if they survive.

And then!

A children's nuclear physics and atomic energy lab, with plenty of ambition!

Making nuclear bombs by hand starts in childhood. A must-have for nine years of compulsory education!

The kids have a blast!

Several years later.

The young people of Great Xia are geniuses in every field, each one a dragon!

Lin Mo!

He alone has become a pillar supporting half of Great Xia's scientific research!

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