I Run a Steel Pipe Factory, Is It Really Wrong to Sell Arms?

Su Chen is reborn in a parallel world, arriving just as China begins its reform and opening-up. He takes over the Laiyang Steel Pipe Factory.

A special order from the Middle East sends Su Chen straight into the arms trade.

Gas cylinders turned into hell cannons? Tracked tractors transformed into tanks? Large-caliber rainmaking shells coated with stealth technology? Surface-to-air missiles?

With Su Chen's help, his impoverished Middle Eastern brothers somehow manage to defeat the arrogant Eagle Sauce.

When footage of the battles is released, weapons that are cheap yet powerful, all stamped with the words Laiyang Steel Pipe Factory, drive the whole world into a frenzy.

Watching the Laiyang Steel Pipe Factory claim two-thirds of the world's arms export market, Eagle Sauce completely loses it.

Meanwhile, Rheinmetall, one of the world's leading arms manufacturers, is officially acquired by the Laiyang Steel Pipe Factory.

Su Chen is hailed as the Father of China's National Defense and the King of World Warfare...

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