Livestreaming Sales of Senior Products, Then the Military Places a Ten-Billion-Yuan Order

Su Yun transmigrated to a parallel world, inherited a small business specializing in products for the elderly, and started selling goods through livestreams. Su Yun developed a new model of electric mobility scooter for seniors, using the same material as a future Jupiter lander for its outer shell. After the first scooter hit the road, it unfortunately collided with a George Patton armored vehicle, known as a tank, and left it completely wrecked. Furious, the vehicle's owner sued the dealership for selling counterfeit goods, causing an enormous uproar. After inspections by several authoritative agencies, the vehicle the owner had bought was confirmed to be absolutely genuine. Here are the specifications of the two vehicles: The George Patton armored vehicle weighs 3.5 tons. It has a 3.5-liter, six-cylinder turbocharged engine, with up to 435 horsepower and 1,166 newton-meters of torque. Its shell is made of tank-grade super steel, and it comes with bulletproof glass. The mobility scooter weighs 0.7 tons, runs on a battery, and has a maximum of 40 horsepower and 80 newton-meters of torque. Side by side, one is a steel beast, while the other looks like a tin toy. So here's the question: How could the mobility scooter leave a tank many times its size unable to function? The military industry department couldn't sit still any longer and called Su Yun in the middle of the night. “Can the scooter's glass be upgraded to withstand armor-piercing rounds?” “That technology's so simple, I can handle it in no time.” “Wonderful! Will your company be releasing any other new products?” “Coming soon: canes, dentures, adult diapers for seniors, wheelchairs, blood pressure monitors, and more. Stay tuned!”