Reborn in 1990: My Fishing Gear Factory Can Build Star Destroyers

Reborn in 1990, Lin Feng takes over the nearly bankrupt Red Star Fishing Gear Factory.

Under the banner of “military-civilian integration,” he buries himself in developing “civilian products”:

A carbon-fiber fishing rod is stronger than regulations require? Anglers should take on bluefin tuna!

A drone’s range reaches beyond the national border? We’re just helping herders find lost cattle and sheep!

A gas cylinder can blow up a whole mountainside? Our Middle Eastern clients say they want plenty of firepower for their barbecue!

Then one day, a naval admiral slams a “toy submarine” made by the fishing gear factory onto the table and roars:

“Was this the thing that sank a frigate in the Persian Gulf?!”

Lin Feng looks utterly innocent. “Sir, it really is a children’s pool toy... What’s wrong with making it a little more waterproof?”

The moment the military industry bigwigs throw open the warehouse, their eyes nearly pop out of their heads:

Phased-array radar for fishing boats, tractor-style main battle tanks, agricultural fertilizer turned into rocket fuel...

Amid global sanctions, Lin Feng spreads his hands in protest:

“I really did want to make fishing gear! But the blueprints the System gives me just keep getting more outrageous!”