You Said We'd Make Dream-Come-True Toys, So Why Is Your Star Destroyer Taking Off?

Meng Hao is a rookie livestreamer who sells toys. He bursts onto the scene, arrogant and defiant. He claims he’ll build the world’s strongest toys, become the ultimate wish-granter, and take on every impossible dream. He gets more wish-granting missions than he can handle. A balding IT guy was swindled out of his parents’ entire retirement savings by a manipulative woman and his boss from Fusang. Before jumping off a cliff to take his own life, he wants to see once more the fireworks his father set off by hand when he was a child. Consider it done: A giant single-shot toy firework launches into the sky. It flies past the Tiangong Space Station and punches through a high-value Fusang satellite. A quarter of the people in the Northern Hemisphere get to see a meteor-shower fireworks display in the shape of an Eastern dragon. A wealthy young man, terminally ill after accidentally eating seafood contaminated by Fusang’s nuclear wastewater. His final wish is to pilot a model fighter jet, ram the Fukutori Nuclear Power Plant, and make the flower of vengeance bloom. Consider it done: A custom model fighter jet equipped with a rocket engine, capable of reaching Mach 25, arrives right on schedule. That day, The Fukutori Nuclear Power Plant, where over 300,000 Fusang devils were blasted into mushroom clouds, warmly embraced them as they went to meet the Great Sun Goddess. The Chinese government asks: Can any outrageous, heartfelt wish made to Meng Hao truly come true? Then could you build a Chinese space fleet aimed at the galaxy, ready to conquer the stars and seas? Meng Hao says, “Consider it done.” That day, A vast fleet of Chinese starships takes to the skies. The world prostrates itself in worship beneath the fleet’s shadow!