The Twin-Way Gate: I'm a Broker in the Apocalypse

Su Qingfeng acquired a two-way portal that let him freely transmigrate to a post-nuclear-war wasteland.

What? You were a computer expert before the nuclear war? Design me some AI software, and I'll give you four jin of rice a day, enough to fill your belly.

What? You're a medical expert? Can you make nanomedical robots? Get it done, and I'll reward you with a case of whiskey and enough bread to last a month.

What? You're a materials scientist? Can you develop nano-flying blades? I'll cover your meals for three months, with meat at every one.

Back in the modern world, as Su Qingfeng brought back one world-defying technology after another, a vast technological empire gradually took shape:

"To prevent the possibility of a nuclear war, no one but me is allowed to possess nuclear weapons. Who's in favor, and who's against?"

Japan: "We're not against it. Your little brother here is all for it."

The British: "We're not against it either."

America cried, "Damn it, they're shitting right on our heads! We should be against this!"

France: "Get lost. If you want to die, don't drag us down with you."

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