Ten Years as a Wage Slave with No Raise, So Why Cry When the Rocket Takes Off?

Fang Yang transmigrates to a parallel world, where he becomes a senior engineer at an aerospace research institute.

After ten years of being worked like a beast of burden for the lowest salary, he has no choice but to submit his resignation.

His superior approves it without a second thought, and a private company hires him away with a huge salary.

Just then, an article titled "A Talent Whose Resignation Can Directly Affect Longguo's Moon Landing Deserves Only a Bottom-Rung Job at a State-Owned Enterprise" goes viral online.

To save face, the aerospace research institute claims the document was poorly worded and exaggerated Fang Yang's importance.

They think the matter is over.

But less than half a month later, the world's first nuclear-powered rocket launches successfully and is safely recovered.

The world is shaken, and all of Longguo erupts in celebration.

Then the media reveals that Fang Yang was the designer.

The aerospace research institute is stunned, and the military rushes to his door in the middle of the night to recruit him.

After that, Fang Yang sets foot on the moon, builds a space base and a space elevator, creates the Tiangong Kaiwu, the Nantianmen, and space-based weapons, and travels to Mars.

The Eagles stare at the moon, now covered in bases, and burst into tears.

"Rabbit, I thought you were just bragging. You're actually doing it?"

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