Heavy Industry, a Great Power: Starting with Gas Canisters at a Hardware Factory

[Parallel world, 1995, military industry, heavy industry, technological powerhouse]

Long An Guo, a senior engineer at Research Institute 60X, transmigrates after a seven-day, seven-night attempt to develop a sixth-generation fighter ends in failure. He finds himself in a parallel timeline, parallel world, and parallel country, in the body of a factory owner's son with the same name, a "second-generation heir" whose family is two generations removed from the founding era.

He gets out of his predicament by building a cannon out of a gas cylinder. From then on, there are drones, robot dogs, all-directional stealth-detection radar, sixth- and seventh-generation fighters, hypersonic missiles, suborbital bombers, electromagnetic catapult aircraft carriers...

Eagleland: "I was only bluffing with a PowerPoint presentation. How did Longguo actually make it happen?"

The Desert Camel: "Take your dollars and get your gear out of here!"

The Pakistani brother: "Big bro, the stuff you gave us really works. We hit the White Elephant, and they couldn't even make a peep!"

All of this happened because a butterfly appeared in Longguo and gently flapped its wings a few times.

He also likes to say, "Truth lies only within the range of artillery, and dignity rests only on the edge of a sword."