I Asked You to Make Ropes, but You Built a Space Elevator

Chen Mo takes over a carbon-fiber factory on the brink of bankruptcy and binds himself to a god-tier materials-analysis System. Every time he completes a materials test, he unlocks cutting-edge technology from the future! To pay off the debts, he starts livestreaming to the whole internet. While others livestream sales, he smashes a carbon-fiber cable with a sledgehammer in liquid nitrogen at minus 196 degrees Celsius! The hammer bounces off, and the cable is completely unscathed! The internet goes wild: "Is this really carbon fiber? It's vibranium!" When foreign powers try to blockade him with a 300% tariff, Chen Mo simply uses the news about the sanctions to prop up a table, then slaps down the customs tariff schedule. "Sorry, cables aren't on the list of goods subject to extra tariffs." When a spy risks his life to steal Chen Mo's test data and gain an edge, Chen Mo just smiles faintly. Because in that data, he deliberately increased the molecular recombination frequency by 0.03%. "Go on, waste a full ten years in this abyss of error." Years later, when a "space elevator" stretching all the way to the stars appears out of nowhere and shatters every technological barrier, the world's top scientists collectively despair: "He wasn't making a cable at all. He was building a road to the throne of the gods!" This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.