I Sell Magazines, and You Say I'm Leaking State Secrets?

Jiang Yi transmigrated and inherited a magazine company that specialized in printing and selling all kinds of magazines.

Hoping to take the company's sales to new heights, Jiang Yi kept working to improve his publications.

But before long, he realized things had gone off the rails.

He launched a popular science magazine series about space exploration, only for major research institutes to snap it up, claiming it contained the most advanced satellite return system and a Mach 31 space missile.

His magazine on mechanical design was mistaken for the blueprints of a fifth-generation fighter jet.

His popular science magazine about energy was hailed as a research blueprint for controlled nuclear fusion.

Even the sets of photos of beautiful women he sold were regarded as a major breakthrough in the art world.

When the directors of major research institutes stood before him, Jiang Yi was completely dumbfounded.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.