Ten Years as a Corporate Pack Mule Without a Raise, Now They Want Me Back with a Rocket Launch

Fang Yang transmigrates to a parallel world and becomes a senior engineer at an aerospace research institute.

After ten years of being worked like a mule for the lowest-tier salary, he has no choice but to submit his resignation.

His supervisor approves it without a second thought, and a private company hires him for an annual salary of one million.

Just then, an article titled "A Talent Whose Resignation Could Directly Affect China's Moon Landing Deserves to Be Stuck at the Bottom of a State-Owned Enterprise" goes viral online.

The article makes a compelling case, and soon even the People's Daily speaks out, calling for fair rewards and respect for talent.

To save face, the aerospace research institute claims its wording was inappropriate and Fang Yang's importance was exaggerated.

Everyone thinks the matter is over.

Then, less than a week later, the world's first liquid oxygen-methane rocket launches successfully.

The world is shaken, and China erupts in celebration. Then the media reveals that Fang Yang was the designer.

The aerospace research institute is stunned, and the internet explodes.

After that, Fang Yang cuts recovery costs, develops space-based oxidizers, builds space-based weapons, and lands on Mars...

The Yanks look up at the sky, crowded with satellites, and weep.

You rabbits fight dirty!

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