Li Wei takes over his family’s repair shop and starts teaching repair techniques through livestreams.
By chance, he awakens the Universal Repair System. Repairing items earns him experience points.
Thanks to his low prices and excellent workmanship, business at his shop takes off, and the number of followers in his livestream skyrockets.
During one stream, a viewer asks, “Can you repair a drone?”
Li Wei gives an agricultural drone a complete overhaul.
From then on, his customers’ requests get more and more outrageous.
The Rocket Force: “Our missiles don’t have enough range. I want to hit the moon. Can you increase their range?”
Interstellar Aviation: “Our starships have limited cargo capacity. I want to carry more supplies to Mars in a single trip. Can you increase their load capacity?”
The Intelligence Agency: “Our intelligence system isn’t accurate enough. I want more precise spy information. Can you improve its accuracy?”
Guided by the principle that the customer is always right, Li Wei grumbles as he fulfills their requests, thinking that surely no customer could ask for anything more outrageous.
Until one day,
a man claiming to work for the Space Administration comes to see him.
“Hello. Our planetary defense system has a few weaknesses. Can you repair it?”
