Turning Civilian Aircraft into J-10s: New Delhi Needs Defending Again

Also known as: I sell civilian helicopters, and Rafale fighters keep getting shot down. What does that have to do with me?

Su Yang transmigrates to a parallel world and inherits a plane factory that's on the verge of bankruptcy from the start. Fortunately, he gets a High-Tech System: completing its missions earns him all kinds of rewards.

One day, a customer claiming to be a wealthy Pakistani businessman visits the company. He takes one look at the planes Su Yang makes and immediately orders thirty of them!

Not long afterward,

with the encouragement of the Americans, the Indians not only cut off the upper reaches of the Ganges, but also launch an airstrike against Pakistan.

In an instant,

the whole world is stunned. People everywhere bet against Pakistan, certain it won't last long and will soon be forced to surrender by the Indians, or even wiped off the map entirely.

But when the Rafale fighters the Indians bought from France for nine billion dollars are shot down one after another by Pakistan, the whole world is dumbfounded.

Su Yang: I really did sell tourist sightseeing planes! This has nothing to do with me!

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