I Sell a Model Plane, and You Call Me an Arms Dealer?

Lin Feng, from an electronic information research institute, transmigrated to 1984.

There, he set out to save a model aircraft factory on the verge of bankruptcy.

Using his knowledge, Lin Feng successfully helped the factory upgrade its products and develop remote-controlled model aircraft.

But soon, he realized things had gone completely off track.

He had intended his remote-controlled model aircraft to be nothing more than a big toy.

Instead, they were deployed on the battlefield as armed drones.

A government department rushed over as soon as it heard the news. Seeing the toy before them, its staff were overjoyed.

They had never expected the model factory to overcome the carbon fiber airframe technology that had held the country back for years.

And carbon fiber wasn't the only thing. This big toy was practically a treasure from top to bottom.

A navigation system, a guidance system, and even stealth coating???

It was all classified as strategic military materiel, and exports were banned.

Lin Feng was stunned.

Wait, this really is just a model aircraft company!

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