We Sold Over Ten Thousand Tanks, and You Call This an Agricultural Machinery Plant?

Reborn in a parallel world, Yang Yu decided to defy fate and change his destiny.

Working alone, he developed third-generation tanks and high-value infantry fighting vehicles in the early 1980s.

When the domestic market proved weak, he turned to overseas markets.

During the Iran-Iraq War, he sold to both sides, moving more than 5,000 tanks alone.

In the Middle East conflict, Dragon tanks trounced the Merkava, leaving Jewish tank crews so shaken they refused to fight.

During the Falklands War, British troops landing on the islands thought victory was within reach, only to see a sea of tanks rolling toward them.

Facing criticism and accusations from countries around the world, Yang Yu looked innocent and pointed at the combine harvesters rolling out of his factory without end.