Rebuilding Huaxia: The Rise of the Military Industry Begins in 1950

In 2025, Lu Yunshen, chief designer of a sixth-generation fighter jet, is reborn in 1950 on the Korean battlefield. He begins by repairing frozen rifles, sowing the seeds of technological renewal in temperatures of minus 38 degrees. He establishes standards, trains key personnel, and reverse-engineers American military equipment, using experimental data to prove that technology cannot simply be copied: it must be cultivated. From a weapons repair shop to international standards, this is an epic of Chinese industry spanning a century, telling how one generation cultivated a steel forest in frozen earth to support the rise of a great power.