Industrial Audit: You Call This a Private Company?

Lu Fei was 19 when he took over a bankrupt toy factory and unexpectedly activated the “Cyber Machinery” System.

The good news: Lu Fei has access to top-tier technology.

The bad news: Why is it all in a run-down toy factory?!

Looking at the unsold toys cluttering the factory, Lu Fei wondered what to do.

Then his eyes lit up. If the toys wouldn't sell, he'd just change things up!

There was nothing wrong with turning the place into a military equipment R&D base, right?

And so, he built a carbon fiber production line.

He made himself factory director, used the System's technology, assembled a team, and tackled core equipment.

T400-grade carbon fiber? Mass-produced and supplied to automakers!

T1100-grade carbon fiber? Supplied for the military's fifth-generation fighter jets!

Smart helmets and drone swarms? Issued to special forces!

Enemy conglomerate: Are you sure this is a toy factory and not your country's military-industrial enterprise?