You Turned a Robotic Arm into a Mecha, and You Call That Civilian Use?

Su Bai transmigrated to a parallel world and inherited a factory that manufactured and processed goods for all kinds of industries.

Though saddled with enormous debts, he obtained a cutting-edge technology System.

In this world, the country had been embargoed by the Eagle States, and patents for most military technologies had been banned.

To avoid being strangled by foreign dependence, the country launched a massive industrial survey, hoping to find breakthroughs among private enterprises across the nation...

Su Bai: “Everyone, this is a neural-controlled mechanical arm. Even someone with an amputated arm can use it to lift hundreds of pounds with ease!”

Ministry of National Defense: “???” The entire Chinese Academy of Sciences couldn’t get the first-generation prototype working, and companies across the country have been tearing their hair out over it. And you’re using it to help people with disabilities?

Su Yang: “All you racing enthusiasts, this is a newly developed coating. Spray it on your car, and it’ll look incredibly cool when you drive!”

The country: “???” Good grief, isn’t this the stealth coating we’ve been dreaming of? Why are you spraying it on racing cars?

Years later, when Su Bai was awarded the title of National Treasure, he answered the reporters’ questions with a perfectly serious expression:

“My company has always developed civilian technology. I’m really not some military-industry big shot!”