Zhao Han follows in his father's footsteps and takes over an electric vehicle manufacturing company.
With no permit to manufacture passenger cars, he can only make unlicensed, substandard mobility scooters for the elderly.
They're commonly known as "old folks' joyrides."
Sales are dismal, and the company is on the verge of bankruptcy.
Then one day, a foreign customer suddenly shows up and orders 200 vehicles.
He has just one request: ship them as soon as possible. The sooner, the better.
But when these old folks' joyrides appear on the battlefield in Xuniya, everything changes!
Xuniya: "We thank Thunder Company. Without them, we could never have achieved final victory."
Eagle Country: "Bulletproof, explosion-proof, and outstanding performance. You expect me to believe this is a civilian mobility vehicle? Do you think I'm blind? It's obviously a battle tank in disguise."
Big Mao: "The battlefield is in crisis. We urgently need to purchase 1,000 Thunder-brand old folks' joyrides."
Longguo military: "What? These are unlicensed, substandard vehicles made by a domestic automaker? And they don't even have a vehicle manufacturing permit? Hurry up and grant them a military vehicle permit."
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
