Industrial Inspection: Is This Tiny Factory Really Becoming a Pillar of National Defense?

After transmigrating to a parallel world, Su Bei inherits his family's run-down little factory.

To bring the factory back to life, he decides to start imitating and manufacturing products.

Carbon-fiber fishing rods?

Let's imitate them. Our factory's carbon-fiber rods are even harder than theirs. You can haul in a hundred-pound monster fish without a fight.

Trendy towing straps?

Our steel cables don't just tow cars, they can tow cruise ships and cargo ships!

Top-grade paint?

Our factory's paint is waterproof, corrosion-resistant, non-toxic, harmless, and extremely hard. And here's a little secret: once you spray on our paint, radar and cameras can't catch traffic violations. (Dog head)

Are Tianjiang drones any good?

Take a look, everyone. Even our factory's small drones can fly up to 50 kilometers.

What, you're saying we copied them... ahem, imitated them, and now we've cut off our own power?

Have you ever heard of controlled nuclear fusion?

Then came China's major industrial audit.

The leaders of the military-industrial department were utterly stunned.

“What kind of run-down little factory is this? It's clearly a national treasure for military defense!”

From that moment on, one piece of cutting-edge technology after another appeared, making the factory famous around the world!

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