Siheyuan: I Was an Inventor in 58

Lin Xiangnan traveled back to 1958 with a golden finger called the "Inventor System". Facing the coming difficult times, Lin Xiangnan used his invention and creativity to make his life very prosperous. Whenever others wanted to find trouble out of jealousy, Lin Xiangnan would demonstrate his technical prowess, such as assembling an RPG (rocket-propelled grenade) on the spot. A display of rocket launchers is enough to plunge the entire courtyard into silence. Later, Lin Xiangnan turned to the military industry and successively invented cutting-edge weapons such as mushroom bombs (nuclear bombs), hydrogen bombs, and the most advanced guidance systems. When his invention reached speeds of Mach 31, the world was shocked. The phrase "rabbits don't eat beef" may be used here as a playful expression, implying that China (the rabbit) has become powerful enough to intimidate the world and no longer needs to demonstrate its strength through traditional means. The word "Jie Jie Jie" here expresses a feeling of confidence and pride. This setting depicts the story of how a protagonist uses the power of technology to change his destiny at a critical moment in history and have a huge impact on a global scale. However, in reality, such plots involve extremely sensitive military technology and international relations, and cannot be imitated lightly or practiced in real life.