Hong Kong Films: I Sell a Robot Dog, So Why Are All My Customers in the Military?

Gu Ming transmigrates to a world where 1980s Hong Kong movies have merged together, and binds himself to a Hard-Core Industrial System.

In a lawless place ruled by countless gangs, Gu Ming refuses to become a street thug. Instead, he starts a civilian technology factory.

To make parcel deliveries easier, Gu Ming develops an intelligent robot dog named Tiedan.

Chiang Tiansheng of Hung Hing buys one to watch over his turf. Just a few days later, Camel of East Star nearly wets himself when he sees a robot dog with a rifle welded to its back, firing everywhere.

To help spray pesticides in the mountains, Gu Ming creates cargo drones.

But then Middle Eastern tycoons place a staggering 3-billion order, and the Eagle Sauce are left with tingling scalps as they watch swarms of drones drop bombs across the sky.

Even the Laiyang gas canisters he made for cooking get modified into super-heavy cannons capable of leveling entire city blocks.

Senior Superintendent Lu Minghua of Hong Kong Island's O Team leads a raid. When he sees a warehouse full of T-800 combat robots and armed bots ready to ship, he's completely stunned.

You call this a legitimate business?

When the bigwigs from the mainland military hear the news, they come rushing over, eyes bloodshot.

Enlist them! All these civilian devices must join the military!

Gu Ming spreads his hands. "I'm a legitimate businessman. They insisted on putting rifles on the robot dogs. What was I supposed to do?"

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