Republican Era: The Ultimate Technology, Building an Industrial Empire

Lin Yi transmigrated to 1932 and became the rich second-generation heir to his family's business, fresh back from studying abroad.

The January 28 Incident had just ended in China's defeat. Foreign capital was pouring in, and the nation's already weak industries were on the brink of collapse.

Just as Lin Yi was at his wit's end, his golden finger arrived: the Strongest Technology Upgrade System had successfully loaded.

You studied a rickshaw and obtained the technology to manufacture cargo trucks.

You studied a telephone and obtained the technology to manufacture walkie-talkies.

You studied soap and obtained the technology to manufacture the strongest explosives.

You studied an old muzzle-loading rifle and obtained the technology to manufacture semi-automatic rifles.

You studied a firecracker and obtained the technology to manufacture rocket launchers.

As one world-changing product after another hit the market, an industrial behemoth gradually took shape.

Republic-era aristocrat Kong Lingkai: "Brother Lin and I are biological brothers with different parents!"

Kai-shek Chiang, who'd stab a brother in the back: "Out of the way, nephew! I want to become sworn brothers with Brother Lin!"

The Japanese: "We love peace!"

America: "Same here!"

Adolf: "Let's form an alliance and reshape the new world order together!"

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