From the Start: Traveling Back and Forth to the 1960S, I Help My Country Build Nuclear Bombs

“Even the dumbest person can learn calculus by the age of fourteen, right?” Yang Jun transmigrates to Lop Nur in 1960, where he stumbles upon the atomic bomb design team. Armed with modern supplies, he lends them support and joins the research and development of the Two Bombs and One Satellite program. It takes a thousand people six months to calculate the data with abacuses. A computer does it in five seconds. The troops are falling ill because they lack vegetables? Just watch me build a vertical hydroponic garden. Not enough electricity? Watch me turn things around with solar power. The whole country is starving, and the base has run out of food? Instant noodles, ham sausages, rich beef hot pot, and nourishing tremella soup! Need high-precision machine tools? For a ton of gold, I’ll upgrade your entire industrial chain! A few years later, Japan watches nuclear bombs soar over its skies and weeps with regret. Khrushchev: “Who let him build nuclear bombs like that?!” This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.