The Silk Road: International Trade, and You're Selling Arms?

The Silk Road is booming, foreign trade is thriving, and the sector is receiving considerable attention.

Chen Zheng, a senior college student, borrows his father's farm factory to make a campus-style disinfectant sprayer so the school's experiment can proceed smoothly.

By chance, the golden-haired, blue-eyed daughter of a Russian classmate's father sees it, gets excited, and places an order for twenty thousand sets.

Who could have expected it to perform so spectacularly on the Russia-Ukraine battlefield, earning it the name "Hellfire from the East"!

The West and the Eagle Nation strongly condemn it and join forces to impose a blockade, drawing the attention of the Silk Road Economic Group.

To make his father's farm factory profitable, Chen Zheng keeps launching products to boost foreign trade: liquid rocket launchers, flame-weeding vehicles, high-flow sprayers, amphibious unmanned boats...

Russians: "Trade with Yan Nation is a sure way to make money!"

Hamas: "Silk Road products, guaranteed military-grade quality!"

Houthis: "In the Red Sea, Yan Nation is your pass!"

Silk Road Economic Group: "We agreed this was foreign trade. Why are you selling nothing but weapons?"

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