The Silk Road: You Were Supposed to Do Foreign Trade, So Why Are You Selling Arms?

As the Silk Road opened up, foreign trade boomed and attracted widespread attention.

To ensure his school's experiment went smoothly, senior Chen Zheng borrowed his father's farm equipment factory and made a campus-version disinfectant spray gun.

By chance, the father of a blue-eyed, blond Russian classmate spotted it and excitedly placed an order for 20,000 units.

Who could have guessed it would wreak havoc on the Russia-Ukraine battlefield and be dubbed the "Hellfire from the East"?

The West and the Eagle Nation issued fierce condemnations and joined forces to impose a ban, drawing the attention of the Silk Road Economic Group!

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

The Russian: "Trade with Yanguo, and you're guaranteed to make money!"

Hamas: "The Silk Road means weapons of the highest quality!"

The Houthis: "In the Red Sea, Yanguo is your passport!"

The 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 real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.