[Black Tech] [Mind-Blowing Ideas] [Hardcore Patriotism] [Shocking the Entire Internet]
Li Lin transmigrates to a parallel world and takes over a car repair shop on the verge of bankruptcy, awakening the Mechanical Evolution System.
To make ends meet, he starts livestreaming, claiming, "As long as you pay enough, I'll even install an engine in a pile of broken glass."
At first, his antics are fairly normal, until a fisherman tearfully complains, "Streamer, I keep getting bullied by foreign coast guard ships when I fish in international waters. Can you make my boat faster?"
Li Lin replies, "Easy. I'll add a nuclear-powered thruster and fit it with depleted uranium crash horns. That's called taking reasonable precautions."
Three days later, naval radar operators stare in disbelief at the "little sampan" racing across the ocean at 140 knots and ramming a two-thousand-ton coast guard vessel in half.
Faced with diplomatic protests, Li Lin holds up an inspection report and looks utterly innocent. "This really is a civilian fishing boat! The horns are to keep it from icing over in tropical waters, and the powerful engine makes it easier to get out of trouble. That's what they call... a safety margin!"
Then one absurd order after another comes in.
Deliveryman: "I'm afraid I'll be late delivering food." So a Mach 3 supersonic drone carrying cluster "fireworks" takes to the skies.
Navy commander: "Our submarines are too noisy." So he hand-builds a magnetohydrodynamic thruster, giving birth to the "underwater AE86" that can drift beneath the waves.
Until one day, the Eagle Sauce is horrified to discover that the Rabbit's agricultural mechs are planting rice in outer space...
Li Lin shrugs. "Don't panic. I'm just a mechanic. This really is all civilian technology!"
I'm not surprised that many high-energy plots will follow up with space mechas, and I'm looking forward to it.
Is the protagonist's auto repair shop hiding alien technology? The three-wheel repair car actually repairs aircraft carrier-level precision.
This idea is a bit ridiculous, but it's good
Try it yourself, Shuangwen is right.
It is really a hard-core article that subverts cognition, and it is enjoyable to read.
Every civilian technology challenges common sense, but somehow feels reasonable. This is the magic of Shuangwen, right?
The combination of black technology and hard-core patriotism really irritated me, and it was particularly satisfying to watch the protagonist covet foreign forces.
Although the supporting characters don't have many roles, they are all very interesting.
The whole article is so graphic and shocking.
The multiple-guided warheads used to increase the area of the psychological shadow of Zhao Jianguo may overflow the screen.