Building the Ultimate King of Ground Combat Made Me the Military Region's National Treasure

Qin Mo is the most wronged military industrial magnate in the future: just after building the “Firmament” System, capable of intercepting 99% of intercontinental missiles, his coworkers frame him for colluding with the enemy.

When he opens his eyes again, Qin Mo has become a good-for-nothing auto mechanic in a parallel world. He lives in a rented room, gets chewed out by his boss, and has to watch every penny he spends on food.

But who could guess that the young man patching tires at an auto shop has decades’ worth of future military blueprints in his head?

Without telling anyone, Qin Mo builds a tank out of scrap metal in a suburban warehouse.

It’s an M1A2 SEPV4 that’s invisible to both electronic and radar detection, and can take a supercar’s full-force rear-end collision without getting more than a few paint scratches!

Top-tier star Leng Ba crashes her Ferrari into it and is left speechless at the steel monster that seems to have appeared out of nowhere. The insurance company tries to fob him off with 500,000 yuan.

Qin Mo takes out his phone and photographs the tank. “Can’t see it, can you? The paint is made from special materials. We’re talking three million, not a penny less.”

Everyone online says Qin Mo is riding the star’s coattails, while paparazzi stake out his “poor daily life.”

Qin Mo simply drives the tank into a military base and destroys 50 enemy tanks in three seconds, wiping out the arrogant Gray Wolf Regiment.

The base commander grabs his hand and begs to work with him, but all Qin Mo can think about is, “Can I work according to labor law and skip the overtime?”

Someone asks Qin Mo how he got so amazing. Qin Mo scratches his head. “It’s nothing. I just happened to build a weapon that can change the course of a battle, and the problems I casually helped the military solve just happened to impress all the commanders. Even the scandal I casually dealt with was enough to make that top-tier star remember me for over half a year.”