(Livestreaming a factory’s bankruptcy, cutting-edge technology, the rise of a great nation, the stars and beyond)
Lin Mo livestreams his factory going bankrupt, with creditors at the door and his equipment seized! On a desperate, rainy night, the Industrial Heart System awakens: Pay off debt with scrap metal? Activated!
He livestreams himself dismantling scrap metal and handcrafting a mirror-finish ashtray, leaving viewers stunned! A military bigwig immediately places an order worth a million: “This level of precision could solve our bottleneck with those critical components!”
He modifies a broken machine tool into a “budget five-axis machine,” outperforming industry giants at an international expo and face-slapping them live during a patent lawsuit! Western sanctions? He retaliates by cutting off key materials, sending the global supply chain into a panic!
When the “Zhulong” fusion reactor lights up the desert and the “Xuanniao” spaceplane pierces the sky, the West finally realizes that the factory director who livestreamed his bankruptcy now holds the torch of human civilization!
From ashtrays to starships, from paying off a million in debt to interstellar expeditions. Lin Mo says, “Listen up, folks, I’m taking over this busted factory! Next stop, the stars and beyond!”
I obviously know that someone is causing trouble at night! Why call the police and get the stolen goods? Is it interesting if you insist on doing it yourself?
YY is a cool novel, so if it is unreasonable, it is reasonable. You can read it.