I Livestream Toy Boats, and You Say I'm Selling Weapons?

Military engineering academic Su Yang transmigrates to a parallel world and inherits a toy boat company on the verge of bankruptcy. His parents are so distressed by the bank's debt collectors that they end up in the hospital.

After taking over the toy boat company, Su Yang realizes that the way to make money is to sell weapons, so he turns the toy boats into unmanned missile boats.

The Houthi forces see on Su Yang's livestream that the unmanned boats have grooves cut into them to mount rocket launchers. It's the dream boat they've been looking for, so they buy them on the spot.

Next, Su Yang turns motorcycles into Lynx all-terrain vehicles, which the Russians buy in bulk.

He converts DJI drones into pufferfish drones and SF Express delivery drones into Twin-Tailed Scorpion drones.

He modifies surveillance equipment into phased-array radar and turns a postpartum sow thermometer into a lightweight man-portable air-defense missile!

Su Yang has unlocked a whole new level, and he's going farther down this road every day.

Until one day, the leaders overseeing an industrial audit are stunned: You had already made carbon-fiber fishing rods and aircraft-carrier arresting cables?

That's criminal! You're really something!

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