Industrial Survey: Is There a Three-Body Problem Hidden in a Small Broken Factory?

Sun Hang travels through a parallel world and becomes the owner of a small factory. He sells his self-developed "Twin-tailed Scorpion UAV" live on the Internet. Fan: "A drone can fly 9,000 kilometers? That's already as far as Hawaii. That's a bit nonsense!" "If you can fly to Hawaii, I'll buy it!" For the sake of sales, Sun Hang decisively filled up the heavy oil turboprop engine with No. 92 Gasoline and took off. Thirty hours later, when the buyer saw the Scorpion drone landing in front of him, he was shocked: "Selling drones live, are you really going to fly me directly to Hawaii?" "This is not a drone. Isn't this the big unmanned bomber that our General Staff Equipment Department has longed for?" … From then on, Sun Hang muddleheadedly embarked on a path from civilian to military. A steel rope factory was opened, and it turned out to be an aircraft carrier arresting rope. Open a paint factory and say it's an absorbent coating for fighter jets. The military simply lined up at the factory gate with blueprints for the 20C vertical take-off and landing fighter, door frame robot, flint nuclear fusion, and space elevator. Country: My neck has been stuck for so many years, but my sweater is wearing inside out? This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.